USB Transfer Files Over WiFi vs DataLock

+ 4 Transfer Methods (1)- WiFi: No data line, no OS limit, and no need to install additional applications on your desktop PC. All you need is an ordinary web browser in order to connect via WiFi to your iPhone for file uploads or downloads. No more worries about frequent data cable use shortening your battery's natural lifespan. Batch uploads are also supported. (2)- USB: No need for Internet connection. iPhone data line and iTunes are enough to transfer files. (3)- Online virtual disk: You can exchange files with Dropbox, GoogleDocs, etc. by using a unified interface, and manipulating remote files as if they were local. Batch uploads and downloads are also supported. (4)- Email: Not only can you send your files as email attachments, but you can also open the email attachments you receive. What's more, zipped attachments can be unzipped. (Select an attachment, and then select the “Open As ...” menu) + File Protection You can create multiple folders, and set passwords for them if necessary to store your private files. (Warning: Password-protected folders transferred via USB can be accessed on a desktop PC without the password) SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS - FTP - HTTP - BOX - DropBox - Microsoft One Drive - Google Drive

Note: Requires purchase of a DataLock® BT Secured USB drive. DataLock BT Technology (by ClevX) enables customers to use their iPhone or Apple Watch to authenticate user for access to the drive via Bluetooth Smart®. Multilayer user-authentication is available via: phone, phone + PIN, or phone + PIN + User ID/location/time. The DataLock app allows users to lock/unlock their DataLock BT drives (Flash, HDD/SDD) to keep their personal and business information protected. Multiple-factor authentication is supported. DataLock BT drives can be used with any host OS (i.e., Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome, etc.) and any devices (computers, medical devices, TVs, DVDs, cars, printers, scanners, projectors, etc.) that have a standard USB port. DataLock BT requires no software preloaded on the drives.