No
Yea at least on my iPod most apps don't use data indent know if it's different for an iPhone though
No. Downloading is when you receive data from the internet. If you have downloaded a song you can transfer it between any device you have without worrying about downloading over and over . To be clear you only download when receiving data through the internet. Taking a CD and transferring it to your computer then your I Phone is also not downloading.
Yes there are many Apps out there ex: Find My iPhone and also if you have iCloud account setup you can remotely erase the data from lost/stolen iPhones
TX = Data Transferring RX = Data Receiving
Storing data, transferring data from on computer to another.
if that app needs the intenet then yes
transferring data such as music or pictures from your computer to your flash drive
Depends. If you have iOS 4 or later, you will have multitasking, like on your computer, you can have multiple windows or applications open at the same time. Well, same thing on your iPod or iPhone. (or iPad). The apps can run backround processes. These processes may use data.
Transferring files
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Transferring data from a remote computer to one's own computer is called "downloading." This process involves receiving files or data over the internet or a network connection, allowing users to access and store that information locally. Conversely, sending data from one's own computer to a remote system is known as "uploading."