Tech Desk
Aug 03, 2024
Samsung recently brought a major upgrade in Quick Share, its native file-sharing feature. It allows users to share files between Galaxy phones and content between non-Galaxy phones throughout the internet and streamlines file-sharing functionality.
Now, the South Korean tech giant, Samsung has exceeded the daily sharing files limit to 2x on the web, however, this change is yet to be rolled out later this week.
Previously, Quick Share had a specific limit to share approximately a 5 GB individual file size limit and a 5 GB daily transfer limit. According to @theonecid on X (Formerly Twitter), the daily transfer limit has been exceeded to 10 GB along with the individual file size limit of 10 GB.
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Moreover, this news has already been confirmed by the Quick Share page. Users are intrigued to see this limit boost to 2x, as it would enhance the user experience and make things easier. This modification has also excluded the need to depend on a third-party app to transfer files. If any users need to share an enlarged file to an iPhone, Mac, or any other device that requires maximum data.
Once the feature is rolled out, users can easily update the Samsung Quick Share app (version 13.6.51.13) through the Galaxy Store to make full use of this feature. Moreover, the app store listing has witnessed two more significant changes including the showcase the total file size for the receiver and the displaying of approximately two lines for nearby device names.
