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Credit: Damien Wilde / Android Authority
Quick Share is already a very handy way to send files from one device to another nearby device. But it looks like Google found a way to make it even more convenient by rolling out QR codes. When you open Quick Share, you can choose who you want to share with. You have the option to share with only your devices that are signed into your Google account or to share with your contacts. You can also choose to share with anyone nearby, but that option makes your device discoverable to everyone. However, you can set it so that your device only remains discoverable for 10 minutes after using the feature. More... |
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