However, the functionality is limited because your host machine, wherever it is, must be online, active and connected to Meshnet. To route your traffic through another computer on Meshnet, all you need to do is open the NordVPN application on another device and connect to the host machine directly from the app. Meshnet is useful, but limited, if you want to route your internet traffic through your home or office computer remotely. The file won't just automatically appear in a default download folder. For example, the iOS file transfer tutorial indicates that you will be able to "find the files shared with you by checking your device's default download folder location." It doesn't mention that you will have to manually select the file's destination on your iOS device. NordVPN offers tutorials on how to share files with Meshnet on various platforms, but some of the instructions are incomplete and the file sharing process may take a little bit of figuring out. If you're someone who routinely transfers lots of photos, videos or other large files between devices, or if you share files with friends, family and colleagues, Meshnet is an excellent solution. Meshnet lets you send up to 1,000 files of any type and any size wirelessly and securely from anywhere in the world in a single transfer - for free. It'll also probably involve various adapters in addition to the requisite wires. You could go the wired route, but that will require the devices to be next to each other. Even cloud storage tools like Google Drive or Dropbox and file transfer tools like WeTransfer impose limitations on sending files unless you pay up.
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