Generally, if you’re sending files between your iPhone and your Mac, you won’t see a prompt to accept the incoming file(s). Also, the Mac must have the email address or phone number that’s associated with the sender’s iCloud account stored in the Contacts app. Note: For the Contacts Only option, both devices must be signed in to iCloud. Step 3: Select One of two options on the drop-down menu: Contacts Only or Everyone. Step 2: Click on the Allow me to be discovered by option located at the bottom in small text. Step 1: Open Finder and select AirDrop listed on the left. Since it’s on the receiving end, it must be discoverable. The Mac (2012 or newer) must be running MacOS 10.10.5 Yosemite or newer (the 2012 Mac Pro excluded).įirst, you need to make sure AirDrop is ready for business on the Mac.The iPhone has Personal Hotspot switched off.The iPhone must be running iOS 7 or newer.Both devices must be within 30 feet of each other.Wi-Fi or Bluetooth is enabled on both devices.The iPhone 15’s USB-C port might come with a big catch IPhone 15: release date and price predictions, leaks, rumors, and moreĪndroid Auto just got a much-requested new feature This feature isn’t out yet- 9to5Google discovered a work-in-progress version in June 2019. Via a combination of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, it will let you share files, photos, and even snippets of text with other people nearby. On the Android front, Google is working on a “Fast Share” feature that works like AirDrop and Nearby Sharing. RELATED: How to Use Nearby Sharing on Windows 10 Android: Files by Google (and Fast Share) To set this up, visit Settings > System > Shared Experiences and enable “Nearby sharing.” You can choose who can send you content, but you’ll still have to agree every time someone wants to send you something. The files are transferred over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. With this feature enabled on two PCs near each other, you can quickly send anything-even files, by using the Share feature built into Windows 10’s File Explorer. This feature works a lot like AirDrop for Windows. Windows 10’s “Nearby Sharing” feature was added back in the April 2018 Update. If you’re just moving photos or files between two nearby Windows 10 PCs, you don’t need anything extra.
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