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Bluetooth is a wireless technology you can use to exchange data over a short distance - no cables needed! This article explains how to enable it on your Firefox OS device so you can easily share files with others.
Enable BluetoothTip: To enable Bluetooth from any screen, pull down the notification screen and tap the Bluetooth icon in the settings tray.
Rename your deviceYou can set the name that is displayed to other devices.
In
Firefox OS 1.1, if you are initiating the pairing on another device, make sure that you have toggled on the
Visible to allsetting on your Firefox OS device.
Send and receive files over Bluetooth Note:This feature is available in Firefox OS version 1.1 and higher. Not sure what version of Firefox OS you have?
Here's how to find out. Send files to another deviceWant to transfer multiple files? You don't have to wait until the first one is finished. Repeat the steps above to add files to your transfer list. Firefox OS will transfer them in that order.
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