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Airdrop on iOS lets you quickly share files with a nearby iOS or Mac user without using Cellular Data. Both users have to have Airdrop enabled on the device before this feature can work.
We’ll look at how to set-up Airdrop and how to share / receive content.
Before you start, make sure you’re near the other person either on the same WiFi Network, or within Bluetooth range.
In this example, we’ll share a Photo from the Photos app. but you can usually share files in almost any iOS app.
How to set-up:
- Swipe down from the top of the device to enable Control Center.
- If not on a WiFi network, make sure Bluetooth is turned ON on each device.
- Touch and hold the network settings card.
- Tap the Airdrop icon to turn the feature ON.
- To select who you can send and receive files from, tap and hold the Airdrop icon.
- Note: If you select everyone, then you may receive files from someone you don’t know.
- That’s it.
How to share content:
- Open the photos app.
- Select the photo you wish to share.
- In the lower-left corner of the screen, tap the share icon.
- Tap the Airdrop icon.
- Tap the contact or person you wish to share with.
- On the receiving device, tap Accept.
- The file should open in the app it was sent from.
- If the file contains a PDF, it’ll ask you which app you wish tom open the file.
- That’s it.
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