Files on an iPhone are primarily managed and accessed through the built-in Files app , which acts as the main file manager on the device. Here is where you can find different types of files:

• Downloaded files: These are typically stored in the Downloads folder within the Files app. To access them, open the Files app, tap Browse at the bottom, then tap On My iPhone and select the Downloads folder

• Locally stored files: Files saved directly on the device can be found under On My iPhone in the Files app

• Cloud-stored files: Files synced with iCloud Drive or other cloud services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive appear under their respective locations in the Files app

• Photos and videos: Media captured or saved on the iPhone is stored in the Photos app , not the Files app. You can browse or search for photos and videos there

• Music: Downloaded music is accessed through the Music app under the Library > Downloaded section, not the Files app

To summarize, the Files app is the central hub for managing documents, downloads, and files from various sources on your iPhone, while photos and music are accessed through their dedicated apps. You can search, browse, open, move, and organize files easily within the Files app interface