I am using a Realme 8 5G Android 12 phone. How do I share a contact with other users nearby (on their mobile phones), via the Bluetooth mechanism of the icon on the upper left in the picture below? What is this mechanism called, and, how does it work? Thanks.

Photos and videos received from SHAREit is not downloaded to gallery and I cannot view it in gallery.Why is this happening?

I have two laptops. One has internet access while the other does not. Both laptops are in a remote location (one in the office and the other in the home). I have to download some files on a daily basis (3~7 files having 500MB~2000MB file size) for my office project and need these files in the home as well. I do not want to re-download these files in the home, so I use the following procedure: 1) Download file in Office Laptop 2) Copy in (Android) mobile (via SHAREit App) 3) Paste in the home Laptop (via SHAREit App) 4) Delete from Mobile 5) Delete from Office Laptop **Is it possible to do all these steps automatically?** This means, at the end of the day (before leaving my office) I just run a script that copy (latest) files on my mobile and delete these files from the office PC; when I reached home (from mobile) I run another script, which copies these (latest) files in my home PC and delete from mobile.

In the TOS it seems they say that we give right to use our content.

I would like to know, does share it application store our photos and videos on its server since it has access to phone's gallery

We can delete the history of the devices but we cannot remove the recent devices from Shareit. But in Bluetooth and we can unpair the paired devices and that won't be visible until we again pair the devices.

I have a video file on my Android device (One Plus 7 Pro). I use the app AirDroid to download this file to my desktop computer through a web browser or application on the computer. This all happens locally, I can cut the internet connection in the middle of the transfer and it will not impede the transfer. I find that this transfer is slower than I would expect. The fastest speed I have been able to achieve is 6 megabytes per second, which I only achieve when I host a hotspot with my phone, and connect the desktop to that. If I connect both the phone and the desktop to a WiFi router, I only get roughly half that speed. Both these devices are capable of both uploading and downloading data much faster than this. If I connect them to a sufficiently fast internet connection through WiFi, they can upload and download files from and to the Internet at multiple times the speeds mentioned above. If their hardware are capable of that when transmitting to/from the Internet, why can they not do the same thing locally? I would assume that having removed the bottleneck of the Internet connection, the speed would be much faster. I have noticed that this speed limitation also occurred with other apps that did similar things, such as ShareIt. I have also noticed it a multitude of Android devices from various brands, and various computers.

Is there a way through which I can connect two devices (via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth ) and check applications' updates from each other? I used to use SHAREit for this purpose but after update, it does not notify application updates and its older versions do not work on Android 8!

Is it possible to make an Android phone share a file automatically using Tasker/Macrodroid/Automate or similar software? Hello, I have a file which I want to share automaticallly and regularly to another app. So it's a text file and I want to share it to a specific app on regular intervals. Is there a way to make Tasker/Macrodroid/Automate or similar software accomplish this? i have tried but not found a way to do it yet. Know a solution to this one? Vesa Samsung Galaxy S5

I've downloaded several file sharing apps like shareit, xender and SuperBeam. They all use wifi technology to transfer files. Then why does their speed differ too much. I've noticed that shareit takes 3-4 seconds while SendAnywhere takes about 30-35 seconds to transfer a same file on same devices. What makes ShareIt efficient over SendAnywhere?

Normally, if I have to install an apk(say from SD card), I need to enable “Unknown Sources” in my phone's settings. But when I transfer and install any APK from another phone using "ShareIt", no such permission is required by my phone. How is ShareIt able to bypass this permission?

A friend has Samsung S3 phone. Whenever he tries to activate receiving using Lenovo ShareIt, a pop up message raises asking to activate mobile data. Even after enabling mobile data, the WiFi spot is not created if mobile data is not connected. - Is it a firmware problem, that the phone can't enable WiFi spot without mobile data active? - Is there any fix or a workaround to make it works?

My APK files are getting deleted automatically from QieZi folder after receiving them via SHAREit app and this is happening when I don't install them instantly. Why this is happening? Is it Clean Master that deletes all the apps while cleaning the junks or something else?

I transferred an mp3 file from my PC using SHAREit app to my Android phone. It stored the received file it's own directory (SD1\Android\data\com.google...\files\SHAREit\audio\ on SD card. However I copied that file to another but already existing directory on SD card. Later I removed the file from the SHAREit path. Now I can play this mp3 by directly going to the current directory and tapping on the file name. But this mp3 can not be seen or played by "Play Music" app. Can you help me? Thanking you Shashidhar

I am trying to use SHAREit app, if I am in sending mode. It prompts to choose the user to whom u wanna share data/apps. After choosing the end user it keeps preparing itself for sharing data however it remains in same status, data transfer remains null. Pls help how to overcome this issue as this is a usual issue.....