Google Brings Proximity-Based Quick Share to Android for Instant Contact and File Sharing.
Google Upgrades Android Quick Share with Proximity-Based Contact and Media Transfer Google has officially released a major update to Android Quick Share , introducing seamless proximity-based sharing capabilities. Users can now exchange contact information, photos, and videos simply by bringing two compatible Android smartphones close to one another. When two devices are placed side-by-side, an automated prompt appears on-screen asking users to choose which contact details such as profile photos, phone numbers, or email addresses they wish to share for an instant mutual exchange. For media transfers, the physical proximity trigger bypasses manual device scanning, allowing users to send photos and videos directly through the standard Quick Share pipeline. Supported Hardware & Rollout Schedule The proximity sharing feature is currently live for Google Pixel 6 models and newer. Google confirmed that support will next expand to Samsung’s latest foldable flagship lineup the Galaxy Z Fo...