By default, one such folder exists for precisely this purpose. Rather, it allows them to copy files from their Mac into folders on your computer that were created specifically for sharing. Setting up this arrangement doesn’t entail granting them complete access to your Mac.
We’ll discuss the ins and outs of screen sharing in another column.įile Sharing: If you enable File Sharing, others on your network can, well…share files with you. Simply clicking Connect completes the connection. Alternatively, the would-be sharer can enter the Apple ID associated with that Mac.
MAC FILE SHARING OVER WIFI PASSWORD
The person will be prompted to provide an approved username and password for the shared Mac. To share your screen, all that someone on your network need do is select your Mac under the Shared heading in a Finder window’s sidebar and then click the Share Screen button that appears near the top-right of that window. If you enable the All Users option instead, anyone who can see your computer on the local network can share your screen. This action will add them to the list of users who can request screen-sharing access. To do this, confirm that the Only these users option is selected, click the plus (+) button, choose Contacts or groups in the contacts sheet that appears, and click Select. You can also allow specific users or groups from your list of contacts to screen-share with you. By default, only people who have an Administrator’s account can share your screen.
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