Does iOS provide a means of per-file version history? If so, how can you access it?
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iOS does not provide a means of per-file version history directly. The context provided does not mention any specific feature related to per-file version history in iOS. If you are looking for version control or file history features, you might need to implement custom solutions using cloud services like iCloud or third-party services.
For example, the session "Port advanced games to Apple platforms" mentions using CloudKit for syncing game save data across devices, which could be adapted for maintaining versions of files:
However, this is not a built-in per-file version history feature but rather a way to manage and sync data across devices.
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