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By backing up photos from your phone to PC, give you more space on your phone to add more pictures You`ll never have to worry about deleting items to add storage on your phone. To save the storage on your mobile phone, back up your photos to your PC using the program with just one tap. Make sure that both your mobile device and computer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network before transferring files.

The files will now be transferred from your mobile device to your PC/Laptop.

On your computer, click on the " Receive" button in the app.

Select the files you want to share and tap on the " Send" button.

On your mobile device, open the app and tap on the " Send" button.

Once the installation is complete, launch the app on your computer.

Install the app by following the on-screen instructions.

Click to the download button and download the app for your Windows 11 or Windows 10.

To use SHAREit on a PC, you will need to download and install the SHAREit app on your computer.

Transfer your files between all Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone & iPad devices.

SHAREit allows file sharing with added security and privacy, files are saved directly on your devices, not in the cloud. Transfer HUGE files and videos in seconds, up to 200 x faster than Bluetooth. Trend Micro claims that "an attacker may craft a fake file, then replace those files via the aforementioned vulnerability to perform code execution.Wireless devices with the app can automatically find each other when in range. This allows third-party apps to edit the data ShareIt uses to run, including the app cache generated during install and runtime. In effect, this vulnerability allows attackers to call on ShareIt's file-content provider and pass it a file path to get access to all of its data files. However, the developers behind ShareIt haven't given much thought to limit the app's content-provider capabilities, which can give attackers access to all files in ShareIt's "private" directory. It's up to developers to sanitize these cross-app capabilities and only expose the necessary file manager capabilities to Gmail and other apps." If Gmail wants to attach a file to an email, it can do that by showing a list of available file-content providers installed on your phone (it's basically an "open with" dialog box), and the user can pick their favorite file manager, navigate through their storage, and pass the file they want to Gmail. The publication notes: "Android prides itself on intra-app communication, partly because any app can create a content provider and provide its content and services to other apps.

Elaborating on one of the vulnerabilities, Ars Technica reveals that ShareIt has one common Android app vulnerability that can give attackers read/write access to all of its files.