Samsung Flow is a software product that enables a seamless, safe, related experience across your gadgets. You can authenticate your Tablet/PC along with your smartphone, share content between devices, and sync notifications or view contents out of your smartphone in your Tablet/PC. You can turn on the smartphone's Mobile Hotspot to keep your Tablet/PC linked.

You can even log in to your Tablet/PC together with your biometric information (Iris, Fingerprints) when you register with Samsung Pass.

The following devices support Samsung Flow:

1. Windows Tablet/PC : Windows 10 OS Creators update (V1703) and June patch build (15063.413)

(Galaxy TabPro S, Galaxy Book, Galaxy Book2. Galaxy Book S, PC)

2. Android Tablet: Android N OS or newer

3. Android Phone : Android N OS or Newer

It will not be supported by some models, relying on the smartphone specifications.

* Samsung Flow will operate only on official software program launched by Samsung Electronics.

* Windows: Bluetooth (Bluetooth LE optional) or Wi-Fi/LAN, Wi-Fi direct

Windows 10 customers can find the Samsung Flow app on the Windows App Store.

Go to the Samsung Flow webpage where yow will discover the setup information:

www.samsung.com/samsungflow

If you haven't up to date the Samsung Flow app to the newest version, please go to Windows Store Menu Downloads and Updates to replace the app.

* The PC unlock function is no longer supplied because the Windows policy has modified.

The following permissions are required for the app service. For elective permissions, the default performance of the service is turned on, but not allowed.

Required permissions

Location: Used to search for your cellphone utilizing your tablet or laptop related by way of Bluetooth

Storage: Used to retailer content material shared amongst registered gadgets on an external storage device and view the saved content

Optional permissions

Phone: Used to answer and decline calls to your telephone in your tablet or computer

Call logs: Used to read the contact information included within the event of the incoming name when receiving a call

Contacts: Used to acquire information about callers or senders whenever you receive calls or textual content messages in your phone

SMS: Used to receive and reply to textual content messages to your phone in your tablet or computer

Microphone: Used to document and send the audio out of your phone to your laptop or pill while using Smart View