If you are an Android user, you can share apps with other phones in many ways, including downloading specific apps. Google decided to add app sharing to Nearby Share to make things easier.
Nearby Share is a feature of Google that allows users to easily share files without the need for special applications. This feature was released in August last year and is equivalent to the Android version of AirDrop, which can be used on devices running Android 6.0 and higher.
Nearby Share allows you to share different types of files, including photos and links to devices near you. With the newly added app sharing feature, you can now send apps to nearby devices.
To make this function work normally, just start the Play Store application and go to My Apps. If the system has already provided you with this feature, there should be a new tab named Share next to the application library. Select this tab, the system will provide the option to choose whether to send or receive the application.
No matter which method you choose, the system will ask you to turn on location services. If you choose to send, you will be taken to an interface that lists all the installed applications. Select the app you want to send, then press the green button in the upper right corner. The phone will start searching for nearby devices. If you choose to receive, you will get an interface similar to the picture above.
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