Dodo Drop, an alternative to SHAREit, is a 17-year-old boy: India-China relations aren’t good. And as we’ve already seen, many of us have involved a boycott of Chinese things. Through various social media. Then in June, the Indian government banned 58 Chinese apps, including TikTok, and a complete of 106, to take care of the country’s security.
Not just TikTok, with Uc-browser starting with Cam Scanner, SHAREit, Xender, and a few other apps. Although currently, the utilization of SHAREit and Xender app has decreased tons. But still, most of the people believe SHAREit, Xender. So with file sharing apps like SHARE it, Xender banned, they’re in trouble.
However, the great news for SHARE it, Xender users is that its alternative app is at your fingertips.
Yes, now you’ll get the entire file-sharing app – Dodo Drop. This application allows users to simply share audio, video, pictures, and text between two devices without internet access.
This app was developed by Ashfaq Chowdhury of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, who is merely 17 years old. during this regard, Ashfaq said that file-sharing apps can’t be used thanks to the ban imposed by the Indian government, which is causing problems for Indian smartphone users. So Ashfaq Chowdhury created the Dodo Drop file sharing app.
J&K: Ashfaq Choudhary, a 17-yr-old from Chattyear, Rajouri has developed 'Dodo Drop' as an alternative to banned Chinese file-sharing apps. Says, "I started developing this after ban on Chinese apps, took me 4 weeks to complete. I want to develop global standard apps for India." pic.twitter.com/CbEZjDs1Ec
— ANI (@ANI) August 3, 2020
With the assistance of the Dodo Drop app, files are often transferred at a speed of 480 Mbps, which is far above the transfer speed of SHARE-it. This app will keep the user’s information completely secure because the transferred files are encrypted.
It took Ashfaq a few months to make the Dodo Drop app. The app has been available to be used since Lammas. Ashfaq said he wants to develop world-class applications within the future.
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