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.

Like many people who live in a house, mine is filled with far too many storage bins of various shapes and sizes. The all-knowing social media algorithms must have caught wind of this fact because, late last year, my wife and I both started seeing ads for app-based QR code organization kits. I was immediately intrigued.

The company has finally started rolling out the QR-code-based sharing feature to all supported Android devices – both smartphones and tablets. If you are unaware, the feature has already been there in Samsung phones even before Quick Share became the default file-sharing tool for Android.

Google is rolling out a really handy new feature for Android users after announcing it back in December: QR code-based sharing in Quick Share. First announced back in December, this update is set to simplify file sharing across Android devices.

Sending files from one device to another in close proximity is already made incredibly convenient with Quick Share. But by

Google is making file sharing simpler on Android with a new QR code feature in Quick Share, available now for users worldwide. Heres how it works.