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AirDrop will be limited to just 10 minutes in some cases with iOS 16.2 installed

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Apple is set to release the first iOS 16.2 Release Candidate. The update will see AirDrop limited to just 10 minutes when used in 'Everyone' mode. Users who have the setting configured for 'Contacts Only' will not be affected. Apple is expected to make the update available to the public within a week.

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AirDrop will be limited to just 10 minutes in some cases with iOS 16.2 installed

Apple's iOS 16.2 will limit the 'Everone' setting to just ten minutes when it arrives later this month.

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AirDrop will be limited to just 10 minutes in some cases with iOS 16.2 installed

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