Easy iPhone photo sharing tip you need for the best quality photos

IF you’ve ever been frustrated about receiving poor quality images on your iPhone you need to make sure you’re using the right method.

Sending photos between iPhones or Apple devices is much better if you use AirDop.

iPhone users should be making the most of AirDrop

AirDrop is only available on iOS and MacOS, which is unfortunate if your friends have an Android phone.

Google has its own version of AirDrop called Nearby Share.

If you’re sharing between Apple products, AirDrop is much better than emailing or using a messaging app because the quality of the photo is kept consistent.

It works on any device running iOS 7 or newer.

How to use AirDrop on iPhone

Make sure you’re within 30 feet of the device you want to send content between.

You can send photos, documents, audio, web links and more via AirDrop.

Turn your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on or make sure you have data.

Open your Control Center panel by swiping on your homescreen and hold down the Wi-Fi symbol.

It should expand into a menu and an option for AirDrop will pop up.

Click the AirDrop symbol and select if you want it avaliable to ‘Contacts Only’ or ‘Everyone’.

The device you want to send content too will also need AirDrop set up and turned on.

Then you just find the content you want to send, click to share it and you should see AirDrop as an option.

Click the button and then wait for the device you wish to pair with to pop up.

Once you can click on the device you want to pair with, that device will have to click accept and your content should send in seconds.

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