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Ever since I upgraded to iOS 8, I am unable to copy and paste. If I copy something and try to paste it in a different app, it seems to always paste the second last thing I copied and not the last thing I copied.<br />
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For example<br />
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I copied this sentence:<br />
SAMPLE SENTENCE TO DEMONSTRATE<br />
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Then the next day I try to copy and paste the following:<br />
ANOTHER SAMPLE SENTENCE <br />
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However, when I paste it, I get the following:<br />
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SAMPLE SENTENCE TO DEMONSTRATE<br />
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I have tried different apps, different browsers, re starting the phone. All to no available. I also installed the most recent version of iOS 8.x<br />
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Please help
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Ever since I upgraded to iOS 8, I am unable to copy and paste. If I copy something and try to paste it in a different app, it seems to always paste the second last thing I copied and not the last thing I copied.

For example

I copied this sentence:
SAMPLE SENTENCE TO DEMONSTRATE

Then the next day I try to copy and paste the following:
ANOTHER SAMPLE SENTENCE 

However, when I paste it, I get the following:

SAMPLE SENTENCE TO DEMONSTRATE

I have tried different apps, different browsers, re starting the phone. All to no available. I also installed the most recent version of iOS 8.x

Please help

Going crazy with copy and paste on iOS 8.x

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