How to use copy and paste on Android
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How to use copy and paste on Android
If you think about which device you type the most on in a day, it's likely your phone, and that's fine. Sometimes, however, typing on a phone can be a bit of a pain in the keister, and if you've typed out a long tirade of a text and want to share it with someone else, typing it out all over again sucks. Like on a computer, you can just copy and paste text on your Android phone or tablet. It's easy peasy and here's how to do it!
Some phones (like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 that I used here) may have a clipboard option, which lets you select from a few of your most recent copies and paste them again. If that's the case, the pasting steps are the same.
In some apps, you may only have access to the Clipboard when you tap and hold to paste. In those cases (like here with Google Keep), tap and hold where you'd like to paste the text.
If you want to share a link with someone, you can copy the link from the address bar in your browser, or copy the link address from the linked text. Here's how:
You can also share a link by copying its text from the address bar. Tap and hold in the address bar to copy the URL.
Now you know how to copy and paste text and links (images work the same way), so there's nothing stopping you from becoming a productivity power user on the go. But use your powers wisely!
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