Test Multitouch vs FreeSend

Touch multiple places on the screen to test your multitouch functionality. For best results disable system-wide multitouch gestures like Multitasking, Zoom and Speak Screen before testing. The colored disk represents the radius of the touch (lay your finger flat on the screen to demonstrate this.) For screens that support it, the circle around each touch represents the force of the touch. For Apple Pencil touches on supported screens, the angle of the pencil is displayed. Each time a touch starts it is assigned a new color. If touches appear to flicker, change color rapidly, or do not track smoothly around the entire screen, this may indicate a hardware problem needing repair. • Works with iOS 12 and later. • Simple on-screen instructions and tips. • Supports system-wide dark mode on iOS 13 and later. • Supports iPhone and iPad. • Supports 3D Touch and Apple Pencil.

Whether you’re using devices with different systems like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Windows, or other popular mobile systems, just connecting to the same location network, then FreeSend lets you freely, safely, and easily transmit any files on the above devices, giving you more time to focus on what matters. Key feature: - Transmit data with just a few clicks between devices, even if they are different operation systems. - Share across OS ecosystems (iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Windows, and other popular mobile platform) - Search device IP on the local network. - Auto-detect whether your device is connected to a Wi-Fi or Ethernet network for preparing to transmit data between different devices. More details about FreeSend: - Software Website: https://github.com/SHING-MING-STUDIO/FreeSend - Software FAQ: https://hackmd.io/@ShingMing/FreeSendFAQ - Software License: https://hackmd.io/@ShingMing/FreeSendLicense - Privacy Policy: https://hackmd.io/@ShingMing/ShingMingStudioPrivacyPolicy