Samsung has launched a new App Dropship for file sharing. Users can easily transfer their files to other Android phones, iOS devices, and even to the Web.
Today I am explaining to you the new Dropship app for file sharing. You have to read this post till the end to know more about the new file-sharing app Dropship.
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Samsung launched a new Dropship app
The Dropship app allows users to share their files with other Android phones. Users are not only able to transfer their files to Android Phones but they can also transfer their files to iOS devices as well as to the Web. The new Dropship app is currently being launched for users in South Korea and they can download it from the Galaxy Store.
Dropship app specifications
To use the new Dropship app your device needs to have Android 13 with One UI 5.0 on top. As per the report, you can transfer your file up to 5GB in size daily. To transfer your file you can create a sharing link with your profile photo and a message and send it to other people whom you want to transfer the file.
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It also sender to set the share link validity period and coordinate length. The sender can select a file and choose the platform on which they want to share the file. The recipient has to either enter the last four digits of the sharing link or scan the generated QR code to get the shared file. The receiver can get the file without having the Dropship app or Samsung account.
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They won’t be required to have a Samsung account or Dropship app to get the app. They have to just either enter the last four digits of sharing a link or scan the generated QR code to receive their file. Currently, the Dropship app is available in South Korea and there is no information on when the app will be available in other countries.
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