Troubleshooting AirDrop Not Working on Apple Devices

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.

What are the requirements for using AirDrop on Apple devices?

To use AirDrop, your device must be an iPhone 5 or later, iPad Mini, or Mac from 2012 onward, running iOS 7 or OS X Yosemite. Additionally, both WiFi and Bluetooth must be enabled.
2.

How can I fix AirDrop if it's not working on my iPhone?

If AirDrop isn't functioning, ensure your device is unlocked, active, and within close proximity to the receiving device. Also, check that WiFi and Bluetooth are enabled, and turn off Airplane Mode.
3.

Why might I not see the AirDrop option on my device?

If the AirDrop option is missing, it may be due to restrictions. You can check this by going to Settings > Screen Time, ensuring AirDrop is enabled under allowed apps.
4.

What should I do if AirDrop only works intermittently?

To resolve intermittent AirDrop issues, try sending files individually instead of all at once. Ensure both devices are close together, disable the Personal Hotspot, and update your device's operating system.
5.

Can using a VPN affect AirDrop functionality on my devices?

Yes, using a VPN can interfere with AirDrop. Many users have reported that turning off their VPN resolved AirDrop issues, allowing file transfers to work smoothly.
6.

How do I check where AirDrop files are saved on my device?

If you receive a file via AirDrop and can't find it, check the 'Downloads' folder in the Files app. It's common for AirDrop files to save there, especially on Mac devices.

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