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Pixel 10 Users Can Now Share Files Directly With iPhones

Pixel 10 Users Can Now Share Files Directly With iPhones

Post by : Badri Ariffin

In a significant step towards unifying the Android and iOS experiences, Google has introduced a groundbreaking feature for its Pixel smartphone lineup. Users of the latest Pixel 10 can now directly transfer images and files to iPhones utilizing Apple’s AirDrop protocol, a notable collaboration with their main competitor.

AirDrop, traditionally an Apple-exclusive functionality, allows iPhone, iPad, and Mac users to effortlessly transmit files using a secure, direct connection. With the newest Pixel 10 series, Google is offering a similar ability to share photos and documents seamlessly across devices, including those by Apple.

To initiate transfers, iPhone users must modify their AirDrop settings to “everyone for 10 minutes” before it reverts to contacts only, ensuring user privacy is upheld. Google has reiterated that the exchange occurs on a fully peer-to-peer basis, without any logging or sharing of additional data, enhancing security for users. Early evaluations showcase successful transfers between a Pixel 10 Pro and an iPhone 17 Pro Max, as well as compatibility with nearby Macs.

This update is framed by Google as an advancement for consumers, reminiscent of the embrace of RCS messaging to simplify cross-platform communication. The feature has the potential to disrupt Apple’s dominion over its ecosystem, granting users increased flexibility in sharing content across diverse devices.

Currently, this feature is being introduced gradually and is specifically available for Pixel 10 devices. While previous efforts by other companies to copy Apple’s iconic attributes have encountered challenges, Google's approach has been meticulously planned with a focus on privacy and security, striving to facilitate smooth and secure cross-platform sharing.

Nov. 21, 2025 1:08 p.m. 1065

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