If you find it inconvenient to share your Android phone’s hotspot details manually, you can create a QR code that others can scan from their devices to connect to your hotspot.

QR codes are everywhere these days, offering a simple way to access information through your device's camera. Now, with iOS 18, Apple has extended this convenience to Wi-Fi password sharing.

Quick Share on Android will now let you send and recieve photos, videos, and more by simply scanning a QR code.

Google has rolled out a new update for the Quick Share app, which lets you share photos, videos, and more using QR codes.

The update brings QR code-based sharing, further simplifying the already simple process of transferring files between Androids. Users can now generate a Quick Share QR code to initiate file transfers.

Google is quietly rolling out a new way to share files with Quick Share. Users can now use QR codes to start a file transfer.

In this guide, we will share with you the steps you need to generate and share Wi-Fi QR code on iPhone running iOS 18.

Never download an app from a QR Code. Always use your phone’s app store. Always be careful before you share your personal information on any site.

Google is rolling out the QR code-based file sharing method in Quick Share with the latest Google Play Services update.

With traditional QR codes, a separate code for each resource would be needed – cluttering print assets or forcing users to navigate long link trees. Multi-link QR codes condense this into one scan, ...