On iOS, after downloading the file, I was able to open it normally in the album. However, when I tried to share the video or image with another iOS phone through Skydrop, the receiving phone reported an error stating that the storage project had failed.
However, when I tried to share it with my Mac computer through Skydrop, it was still possible to do so.
In addition, when I identified this issue, I found that if I opened "Display and Introduction" on the file shared on the Mac, the file did not have task permissions in both staff and everyone. When I changed the permissions of both to read and write, I sent it to my iPhone, and then I was able to send it to the Mac normally. However, I found that the videos I recorded with the iPhone's built-in camera were sent to the Mac in a gap, and the staff and everyone permissions were set to "read-only" by default.
Is there any solution to this problem?
On iOS, after downloading the file, I was able to open it normally in the album. However, when I tried to share the video or image with another iOS phone through Skydrop, the receiving phone reported an error stating that the storage project had failed. However, when I tried to share it with my Mac computer through Skydrop, it was still possible to do so. In addition, when I identified this issue, I found that if I opened "Display and Introduction" on the file shared on the Mac, the file did not have task permissions in both staff and everyone. When I changed the permissions of both to read and write, I sent it to my iPhone, and then I was able to send it to the Mac normally. However, I found that the videos I recorded with the iPhone's built-in camera were sent to the Mac in a gap, and the staff and everyone permissions were set to "read-only" by default. Is there any solution to this problem?