Setup said it needed the four iTunes support files installed and active (such as Bonjour) and I've removed all four from my machine and don't want them back.

So I canceled the setup and will decline this offer. The LAST thing I need are four more Apple made applications running around in the background doing things I don't want them to do.

There's no doubt that iMazing has potential, but it is a bit restricting. After reading its description, I thought we'd have a bit more of an insight into the operating system's folders. Is there a reason why we're not allowed to delete our device's photos, videos, notes, memos etc using the program? This is just one thing I expected after reading "...iMazing allows you to go way beyond what iTunes offers." I think many iOS users also anticipate the option of being able to uninstall or completely hide Apple's intruding default apps. However, the main reason I installed this was because I heard it was much easier to manage music in comparison to iTunes. I haven't had chance to test that out yet but it looks pretty straight forward.

One thing to note is that this software isn't suitable for the very impatient either, as it asks to backup your device almost every time you click something in the left pane. It doesn't bother me too much, but I do believe that backing up several times is pointless. The software's included features don't exactly give you the ability to break your iPhone or iPad. Things like viewing the contents of your device, copying its contents to your computer or simply printing it isn't really worth the backup. I understand backing up before changing anything in the file system, so a backup should be made upon clicking on the 'File System' category.

I think one of the best things about this program is that you can turn your computer into a personal hotspot for your device in one click. It can take much longer to achieve this connection using other programs that are actually optimised for it. iMazing also has a suitable, clean and friendly user interface, complimenting the company's website. The program also recognises the device instantly, giving a 'plug and play' like experience.

Overall, I don't think the program should be branded useless, as it still has a lot to offer. I won't be uninstalling this software just yet, just in case I missed some of its less obvious features.

Useless app. I installed and activated it successfully. the interface looked nice. However It tries to backup the phone in order for any feature to work. The backup seems to run forever. All i was trying to do was back up my texts and contacts. I'm glad i didn't pay for the software. Not worth the 30 minutes i spent to download and activate the software.