Google Quick Share Update: Resume File Transfers Even After Connection Drops
Google Quick Share , formerly known as Nearby Share, is a popular Android feature that enables users to share files quickly between devices without consuming mobile data. It establishes a direct, temporary connection to transfer files seamlessly.
What’s New in the Latest Update?
With the second Google Play Services update of February 2025, Quick Share now allows users to resume file transfers over Wi-Fi or mobile data if the connection is lost. Previously, a dropped connection meant having to restart the entire transfer, which was especially frustrating when sending large files.
What’s New in the Latest Update?
With the second Google Play Services update of February 2025, Quick Share now allows users to resume file transfers over Wi-Fi or mobile data if the connection is lost. Previously, a dropped connection meant having to restart the entire transfer, which was especially frustrating when sending large files.
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