Answers for setup, compatibility, and troubleshooting.

Does LinkMyMac need a cloud account?

No. LinkMyMac is built around direct local device communication rather than a required cloud account.

Does it work over Wi-Fi and USB?

Yes. Both Wi-Fi and USB workflows are supported, which gives you the choice between a wireless or wired setup.

Can I use it on iPad?

Yes. LinkMyDroid on iPad supports clipboard, file transfer, photos, messages, notifications, contacts, and Wi-Fi Direct workflows.

Where do transferred files go?

Received files are stored in the destination device's download area or the equivalent local receiving location.

Can I reply to Android notifications from Mac?

Quick replies work for supported notification actions exposed by Android. The exact behavior depends on what a specific app makes available.

Does LinkMyMac handle incoming calls?

LinkMyMac surfaces incoming call events and related controls where supported so you can react from your Mac more quickly.

Do I need to pair the devices every time?

No. After the first QR-based pairing, the devices can reconnect automatically when both apps are open.

What should I check if pairing fails?

• Make sure LinkMyMac is installed on Android.
• Open LinkMyDroid on Mac or iPad so the QR code is visible.
• Confirm the required permissions are granted on Android.
• Check that both devices can reach each other over the intended connection.
• If it still fails, contact support@linkmymac.com.

Need setup instructions or direct support?

For full install steps, use the support page. For direct help, use the contact page or email support@linkmymac.com.