The platform does not matter because Shareit will only communicate with the other devices that have been Shareit enabled. With Shareit, the data does not get transferred through a general Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection. Instead of doing that, Shareit makes use of a direct wireless connection, and you can connect up to five different devices up to a small network. After that has been connected to other devices, you can send files and receive them. You can also clone your devices so that you can send the contents over to other devices. Shareit is a multiplatform that includes the Windows PC. Unfortunately, while Shareit does offer a multiplatform to share from, that can also become a double-edged sword at times.

For example, being multiplatform can cause problems if you have to troubleshoot the connection or there are issues with using different devices.

Shareit does not use Bluetooth or a Wi-Fi network, and as a result, you will have to create a direct connection with the other devices.

What that means is that the device will create a hotspot and other devices will be able to connect to it. What the app does not tell you is how you will have to adjust your Wi-Fi settings before you can make use of this. You will visit the 'settings' menu, and there are options that you can select like, 'Prefer hotspot.' This lets you send and receive your files, but what the app never mentions is how your devices can create such hotspots so that you can share data. The system can also be somewhat buggy, and there are times where the app will freeze. When this happens, you will have to restart Shareit on both devices if you will want the transfer to work. The biggest reason to use this software is because when it does work, it works at lightning fast speeds. You can transfer pictures very fast, and after the file transfers have been completed, the app will disable the wireless connection used, and it will go back to the old original connection.

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