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Bluetooth file sharing question

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With audio devices, Bluetooth just works, in that, once the devices are paired, you just connect with a prompt from the TV or maybe the PC.
On the other hand, I take a lot of photos of computer components on my phone and use Bluetooth to send them to my PC, but it involves numerous steps.
Right-click the Bluetooth icon, click receive a file, then wait for the connection. I've searched to see if there's a way to add a device as a trusted device so that all I need to do on my phone is to select the destination device and it just sends it, but with no luck so far.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
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The problem is that this appears to be linked back to the protocol level. This isn't necessarily the manufacturer making this needed, its a function of BT itself.

For data its a server host relation ship and transfers over OBEX

For Audio data is transferred via L2CAP but only after an ACL session is established which plays by different rules.

At first glance anyway.
 
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