> I believe AirDrop is a a great example of how Apples vertical integration and full ownership of software and hardware really thrives. I guess you don't have

> I believe AirDrop is a a great example of how Apples vertical integration and full ownership of software and hardware really thrives. I guess you don't have two iDevices then? Airdropping something constantly and randomly doesn't work with no popup on the other side. It's totally embarrasing given that they have control over soft and hardware. I'm puzzled how it's even possible to screw this up so badly and leaving it like this for years.