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Thanks for your investigation. Regarding the proprietary mode Apple claims to be required, I guess this mode allows an AirDrop link to be established without di
by simonair 15y ago
Thanks for your investigation. Regarding the proprietary mode Apple claims to be required, I guess this mode allows an AirDrop link to be established without disassociating from the (infrastructure mode) WiFi base station by switching between the two links quickly enough.
Obviously Ethernet has no such limitation. Indeed, in my opinion, AirDrop is more useful over Ethernet than WiFi.
- gonzo 15y agoMulti-mode WiFi drivers became the norm less than 10 years ago. The trick here may be getting all the devices involved in a given AirDrop session on the same channel.