Samsung Good Lock's Quick Share alternative is failing to share files with iPhones

Before Quick Share started receiving AirDrop support, there was Samsung’s Dropship solution. This Good Lock module allowed Samsung users to send up to 5GB worth of files per day to other devices, including iPhones. While primarily restricted to users in South Korea, users outside of the area have been able to sideload it. Dropship has now run into a bug that’s breaking its functionality.

If you’ve been having trouble with Dropship, you aren’t the only one. Users are reporting that the Good Lock module is failing to send files to Apple’s handsets. One affected user claims that sending photo files is failing on six out of seven iPhones. When attempting to share a file, the user reportedly receives a message that says, “The coordinates you entered are incorrect, or the item has expired.”

A member of the Dropship team has responded, confirming that the team is aware of the bug. They also revealed that a fix is in the works and it will be part of a future update. An exact date was not shared, but the update is scheduled to arrive in November and will be rolled out to the App Store.

Affected users will just have to rely on Quick Share until the fix is rolled out. Quick Share/AirDrop integration is currently available on the Galaxy S26 series, S25 series, S24 series, S25 FE, S24 FE, Galaxy Z Fold and Flip 6 and above, and select Galaxy A series phones.