Apple’s free file-sharing service is called AirDrop. You can use it to transfer files from your iPhone or iPad to other iOS devices that are nearby thanks to Bluetooth. Before receiving the file, the recipient must approve the transfer. Between two iPhones or iPads, AirDrop may be used to exchange documents, movies, music, and images. Here, we’ll demonstrate how to activate and operate it.
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While it is far quicker than sending files over any chat service, AirDrop is a widely popular feature among iOS users.
The technologies used by AirDrop are Bluetooth and WiFi. This indicates that there is no need for the Internet because all communication happens directly between two devices. You’ll get a list of nearby devices when you launch AirDrop on an iOS device.
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The Bluetooth and WiFi connections will combine to transport the files between the two Apple devices once you’ve decided which one you want to send them to. Bluetooth and WiFi must be enabled on both devices, and they must be within 30 feet of one another.
As the software used by the iPhone and iPad is the same, turning on AirDrop on both of these devices is simple.
On your iPhone or iPad, all you need to activate AirDrop is access to the settings or control centre. This is a step-by-step guide for activating AirDrop.
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The control panel can be accessed on iPhones and iPads that still have a home button by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. The control centre can still be accessed by users who do not have a home button by sliding downward from the top right corner of the screen.
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