How to Airdrop on Android in 4 Easy Steps

 How to Airdrop on Android in 4 Easy Steps

Here's how to send files via Airdrop from an Android device:

1. Make sure your Android device and recipient's iPhone both have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi turned on. And they need to be within Bluetooth range (about 30 feet).

2. On your Android device, open the Google Files app. Tap the three lines in the upper left and go to "Receive."

3. Tap "Start receving" to enable Wi-Fi Direct mode on your Android. This will make your phone discoverable to nearby iPhones.Chuwi hipad pro

4. On the recipient's iPhone, open the Airdrop pane (either swipe down from the top right or open Control Center). Their list of nearby devices should appear, including your Android.

5. Tap the name of your Android device on the iPhone. A preview screen will appear with files to choose from.

6. Select the file(s) you want to send and tap "Send." The recipient can then tap "Accept" to confirm and receive the file.

7. On your Android device, you'll see notifications that the transfer is in progress and completed. Tap "Done" to exit Wi-Fi Direct mode.Chuwi herobook pro

8. On the iPhone, the transferred file will appear in the Airdrop preview. Tap to open and view or save the file normally.

So in summary, any Android device can receive files from an iPhone using Wi-Fi Direct mode in the Google Files app. The iPhone user simply airdrops as normal, and your Android will appear as a nearby device to choose from.España en la tienda Chuwi

Hope these steps help you airdrop files from your Android to an iPhone! Let me know if you have any other questions.