“Samsung’s Private Share: A Secure and Encrypted File Sharing Feature for Confidential Data”

JAKARTA – Samsung has a feature Quick Share to share files such as audio, photos, documents, to videos with other Galaxy cellphones. Similar to the Airdrop feature that is owned by the iPhone.

Well, many don’t know that HP Samsung has a feature to share secret files.

That is, files that really need extra security must be transferred via HP. For example, files that contain personal data or company confidential files.

This feature is called Private Share. Unlike Quick Share which uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections, Private Share supports file encryption by utilizing the blockchain.

Users can send various kinds of files via Private Share, including images, videos, audio, and documents.

Twenty files totaling up to 200MB can be sent at one time to a designated recipient using a telephone number and identification number.

With Private Shares, users can control how long recipients have access and set expiration dates. Users can also revoke access to shared files even after they have been sent.

The most prominent feature of Private Shares is that they can control the recipient’s access permissions and file expiration date.

Prior to sharing, the user can set the amount of time the file can be viewed as well as how the recipient can use the file.