Air drop lets you share your contacts with another iPhone user. It needs to be turned on in both phones, you can do this in the control centre. So, if you wanted to share all of a contacts details with somebody, you'd find that contact in your own phone, tap the share button. This will open your air drop screen, and you will see the name of the person near by that also has air drop turned on. You tap their name, and the contact gets sent either via wi-fi or Bluetooth, depending on what's available. There are options under air drop to only be visible to people in your contacts, or to anybody nearby that has airdrop turned on. This is a good feature too for transfering contacts from say the iPphone 5 to the 5s if upgrading, and you don't want to go other routes, such as iCloud back up -
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