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I tend to use ssh or https for that. ssh and sftp clients and servers are available for all kind of devices/OS. Both are easy to use or instruct how to use.
by prmoustache 3y ago
I tend to use ssh or https for that. ssh and sftp clients and servers are available for all kind of devices/OS. Both are easy to use or instruct how to use.
- derefr 3y agoThe point of Airdrop is that the devices don't need to be connected to a mutual wi-fi network or to know one-another's IP addresses. They just need physical proximity. It's not for sharing data with established contacts; it's for cases where you need to pass data to people you're meeting for the first (and probably last) time, without any setup.
- thiht 3y ago> It's not for sharing data with established contacts It's also for that though. I routinely share things with my girlfriend via Airdrop because it's the most convenient solution
- prmoustache 3y agoPeople typically use their messaging app for that.
- prmoustache 3y agoYou just have to configure hotspot on your phone and there you have it. Still easier than asking someone else to install an app, especially if that person doesn't have access to mobile data. And if it is short textual data it is more easily shared with a qrcode.
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