In this chapter, we have looked at some very useful features in macOS for sharing services, including various file-sharing services, how to use them, and how to use AirDrop for quick, short-range file-sharing. We also saw how to use remote controlling via System Screen, Messages, and ARD. You can now enable and configure file-sharing services, including connecting to popular protocols such as FTP and connecting to file shares on other Macs and even Windows computers. Using AirDrop to send and receive files from nearby Apple devices is also a task you can perform with ease. You now know how to remote control a Mac through the different methods we covered. Finally, you are now aware of other sharing services available on macOS, such as internet, printer, Bluetooth, Remote Apple Event Events, Media Sharing, and how to log in remotely to your Mac using SSH.
In the next chapter, we will look at some important measures, tools, and technologies that are available on macOS.
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