If you have experience copying and pasting text on an iPhone, you'll likely find these steps familiar. It's essentially the same process.
1. Find the text you want to copy and hold a finger down on any word in that text.
2. Two blue bubbles will appear. Drag the two text bubbles as far left, right, up, and down as you wish to highlight the text you want to copy. You can also hit "SELECT ALL" to highlight all of the text and images on the page.
3. Tap "COPY" from the pop-up menu to copy everything you've highlighted.
Highlight the text you're looking to copy, then tap "COPY."
4. Navigate to the place you want to paste the copy (an email, e.g.) and tap and hold in any area where text can be entered.
5. Tap "PASTE" when the pop-up menu appears.
If you're trying to copy the URL of a website you're on or a hyperlink in text, the process is much easier. You don't have to highlight anything — the URL will be copied automatically when you tap and hold your finger on it in the address bar at the top of your browser, or if you tap and hold on a hyperlink.
And that's it — you're now ready to copy and paste on Android devices.
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