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by lukeschlather 878 days ago
I was on an airplane, so that wasn't a problem at all, and the lack of Internet was what made it a necessity.
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So it's something you do infrequently then.

Airdrop is something I use 10x a week.

I've needed to transfer files between an iOS device and an Android device pretty regularly lately and it's simply impossible, I've literally been waiting months to transfer a few files because the person who has the files has an iPhone and has difficulty using any method other than Airdrop (e.g. Dropbox.) Which I view to be an intentional design decision by Apple. WiFi direct would be fine, Airdrop is proprietary and useless here.