> between devices that doesn't rely on online services -- no clue why we didn't solve that ages ago
Airdrop is a thing, but remember that Android phones are controlled by the online services company that wants you to use online services.
Airdrop is a thing, but remember that Android phones are controlled by the online services company that wants you to use online services.
Do you mean the one that went to all the trouble to reverse engineer Airdrop so that people could access Apple's vendor-locked walled garden without the use of online services?