ryujin470 to No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world • 27 days agoCan iPhones receive files via Bluetooth?message-square16fedilinkarrow-up127arrow-down12file-text
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minus-squareLasherzlinkfedilink3•27 days agoAt work we do a lot of transfers between android and iPhone and vice versa. We use Verizon Content Transfer installed on both phones because it plays nice between brands and offers bluetooth/wifi transfer reliably. Verizon affiliation not required.
minus-squareryujin470OPlinkfedilink3•27 days agoThat’s what I was trying to do. But without third-party software. I tried and didn’t work…
minus-squareLasherzlinkfedilink4•27 days agoIn my line of work, if third party is free and works just fine with no downsides we don’t continue pursuing a better option or we’d go insane.
minus-squareLasherzlinkfedilink3•27 days agoFwiw just saw this slide in the new android update. I’m not sure if it would work on iOS or if it would instead direct you to a Google app.
minus-square@QuarterSwede@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink2•27 days agoUse LocalSend. It’s open source and works great on all devices and platforms.
At work we do a lot of transfers between android and iPhone and vice versa. We use Verizon Content Transfer installed on both phones because it plays nice between brands and offers bluetooth/wifi transfer reliably. Verizon affiliation not required.
That’s what I was trying to do. But without third-party software. I tried and didn’t work…
In my line of work, if third party is free and works just fine with no downsides we don’t continue pursuing a better option or we’d go insane.
Fwiw just saw this slide in the new android update. I’m not sure if it would work on iOS or if it would instead direct you to a Google app.
Use LocalSend. It’s open source and works great on all devices and platforms.