#AirdropSafetyGuide Not only should it be a recommendation, but a fundamental principle for all Apple device users seeking to maintain the integrity of their digital security. From a technical perspective, AirDrop uses a communication protocol via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, making it susceptible to attacks such as "bluejacking" or data interception. The risks increase when AirDrop is set to "Receiving from Everyone," which opens the door to denial of service (DoS) attacks or even the injection of malicious files without the receiver's consent. As an expert in the field, I recommend always enabling the "Receiving only from Contacts" option and disabling AirDrop in public environments. Additionally, the use of encryption technologies, device authentication, and ongoing user training are critical measures to mitigate vulnerabilities. Security is not just a matter of configuration, but of conscious habits in the use of technologies.