For devices to "see" each other, they must share the same local network. Please check that your Wi-Fi name (SSID) is identical on all devices.
Note: Connectivity is not supported over mobile hotspots or cellular data.
When you first run the app, Windows will show a "Windows Security Alert" asking for permission to communicate on your network.
Action Required: Ensure you check the box for "Private networks, such as my home or work network" and click "Allow access."
Why? Without this permission, Windows prevents your PC from "talking" to your mobile devices.
Missed the popup? If you accidentally denied permission, you will need to go to Windows Settings > Privacy & Security > Windows Firewall and "Allow an app through firewall."
When you first open the app, iOS will ask for permission to "find and connect to devices on your local network."
Action Required: You must tap "Allow."
Why? This is a security feature. Without this, your iPhone won't let the app "see" your PC or other phones.
Already tapped "Don't Allow"?
1. Open your iPhone Settings.
2. Scroll down to find Shera.
3. Toggle the switch for Local Network to ON.
To discover other devices on your Wi-Fi, macOS requires Local Network access.
The Popup: When you first run Shera, you may see a prompt asking to "Allow Shera to find and connect to devices on your local network." You must click Allow.
Manual Fix: If discovery isn't working, check your settings:
Open System Settings (or System Preferences).
Go to Privacy & Security > Local Network.
Ensure the switch next to Shera is turned ON.
Depending on your device, received files are saved in the following locations:
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