by Derrek Lee on (#5EA90)
Google is rolling out app sharing on the Play Store.What you need to knowGoogle Play is rolling out the ability to share apps using Nearby Share.Sharing is limited to free and publicly available Play Store apps.Google first announced Play Store app sharing with Nearby Share late last year.Google launched Nearby Share in mid-2020 as a way to make sharing data and content easier on Android. It replaced the now-defunct Android Beam feature that required two phones to physically touch and pair via NFC and Bluetooth. We have a handy guide on how to use Nearby Share on your Android phone, but basically, it's an easy way for users to view nearby contacts and share files using WiFi Direct, Bluetooth, and a number of other protocols. It's a pretty handy feature that's getting even better with the latest Play Store update.First announced late last year, Google is finally allowing Android users to share apps from the Play Store using Nearby Share. It seems the feature is still rol...