Before the past few months, I always kept Bluetooth and AirDrop off on my phone to save
iPhone battery.
While on a boat heading back from kayaking in a small town in Alaska, a
middle aged couple told me to airdrop some photos over to them. "I don't
have service." "You don't need service." And just like that, the
photos appeared in my photo album.
Needless to say, airdrop (for photos specifically, although I'm sure it
could be useful for files too) was my new discovery. We used it in college a
few times to transfer music, but the thrill was not as large. A few reasons I
like it more than texting photos:
- It saves your phone storage
- It transfers faster
- It eliminates the extra step of saving the photo
Happy airdropping!
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