Using their own Mac, or someone else's. Along with being a very convenient feature, it is just as easy to use, only requiring the devices to be connected to Wi-Fi, have Bluetooth enabled, and be in close proximity to each other.
AirDrop is a feature that was introduced in 2012 with iOS 7 and Mac OS X. The feature allows s to transfer photos, videos, and documents wirelessly between any Apple devices. This made it easier for s to transfer files to themselves and share them with others. The feature was quickly favored by those who often take photos or videos on their iPhone, giving them the capability to quickly transfer their footage to their computers to edit or to easily share them with friends and family nearby. AirDrop has proven popular and further cements Apple's ecosystem by creating more fluid connections between Apple devices.
AirDropping photos and videos from an iPhone to a Mac is a simple process, although a few rules must be met. In order to use have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi turned on, and the devices cannot be more than 3o feet apart. s can also choose who can 'discover' their device and to do that, go to the AirDrop menu and choose whether the device can be discovered by anyone, or by s.
How To AirDrop Between Apple Devices
To begin AirDropping from iPhone to Mac simply go to the photo album and select a photo or video to share. After selecting, click share and a list of devices to AirDrop to will be visible. If the 's Mac is not listed give it time, as it can take a moment for the phone to find a device to AirDrop to. Once the Mac shows up, select it and a message like "waiting" will be visible underneath the Mac's icon. Following which, a banner should appear on the Mac computer and once the clicks 'Accept," the photos or videos will to the appropriate folders on the computer.
s can transfer as many photos or videos as they wish through AirDrop. Although the number of files will directly affect how long the AirDrop process takes to complete. s can also AirDrop to multiple devices at the same time. If the has their AirDrop discoverable to "everyone" then that device should show up whenever someone attempts to share a file, so long as that device has Bluetooth turned on. Those who are less keen on the idea of receiving random files from others, it's worth changing the Apple device to discoverable only by s.
Source: Apple