Google has developed a feature that will make it easier to share files between Android and ChromeOS devices. competitor to Apple AirDrop Nearby Share application, Self Share (Self Sharing) support. In this way, it will be possible to share files even when the screen of the devices is turned off.
No permissions will be required to share files with Nearby Share
Google has made it a cinch to share files between devices using the same Google account. Available on Android and ChromeOS devices Nearby Share app it will no longer ask for permission when sharing files. In this way, it will be easier to transfer files and it will be possible to transfer even when the screen is off.
Google about two years ago To Apple AirDrop as a competitor Nearby Share presented. The software, which makes it easy to share files between devices developed by Google, requested permission for each device during transfer. This situation was especially disturbing for users who wanted to share between their own devices.
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New for Nearby Share Self Share feature will eliminate this situation. You no longer have to approve each sharing request individually. Devices signed in to the same Google account automatic file transfer can do.
It should be noted that a similar feature is already available in Apple AirDrop. In other words, in order to send files between two Apple devices, it is sufficient that the devices are in Wi-Fi range with Bluetooth. As you can imagine, this makes file transfer quite simple.
For Nearby Share Self Sharing Although the feature has not been officially confirmed, it has not yet been release date not shared. We expect it to be available for Android and ChromeOS devices in the coming months.
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