Google has announced the cancellation of the “Quick Share” feature, which allowed the application quickly to share the Android devices, in the last December updates.
This decision came three years after the launch of the feature through the Google Play store, which was aimed at facilitating the transfer of applications between users, especially in areas that suffer from weak internet services.
The goal of the feature and its failure
Google launched the “Quick Share” feature with the aim of helping users in areas with weak internet connection easily sharing applications, while maintaining phone data.
However, the feature did not achieve the desired success, as it did not receive a great interaction from users. Although it is available in the list of applications, many were not aware of its existence or how to use it.
Reactions to cancellation
Google did not announce specific reasons behind the cancellation of the feature, but the decision raised the dissatisfaction of some users, especially those who depend on it in areas that suffer from weak internet and mobile services.
Alternatives
Despite the cancellation of “Quick Share”, Android users can still rely on other applications for fast participation, such as: “Files by Google” and “Nearby Share” application, which works without the need for an internet, which provides alternative options for transferring applications and files easily.
