TL;DR
- Android’s new Quick Share update doesn’t just send files to iPhones; it also receives AirDropped files from iPhones.
- We confirmed that Pixel 10 devices appear in the AirDrop list once you enable Everyone for 10 minutes or tap ‘Receive’ in Quick Share on your Android phone.
- Google says the feature uses a direct, secure peer-to-peer connection and plans to expand support beyond the Pixel 10 series.
Google’s new Quick Share update doesn’t just let Android users send files to iPhones…
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