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## Table of Contents
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- [About](#about)
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- [Android](#android-about)
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- [IOS](#ios-about)
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- [Android](#about-android-plugin)
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- [IOS](#about-ios-plugin)
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- [Setup](#setup)
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- [Android](#android-setup)
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- [IOS](#ios-setup)
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> as both a client and a server. This means that peer-to-peer networks can exchange resources such as files, data or
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> services directly with each other without needing a central authority or server.
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### Android <a id="android-about"></a>
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### About Android Plugin
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For Android, **Wi-fi Direct** is used as a P2P network.
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> Testing the plugin **is not possible** on Android emulators, as they usually do not contain the Wi-fi Direct function
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> in general! Use physical devices for that.
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### IOS <a id="ios-about"></a>
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### About IOS Plugin
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For IOS, the P2P connection is implemented through the `Multipeer Connectivity` framework.
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## Setup
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### Android <a id="android-setup"></a>
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### Android setup
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All necessary Android permissions are already in the **AndroidManifest.xml** of the plugin,
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so you don't need to add anything **to work with p2p network**.
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### IOS <a id="ios-setup"></a>
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### IOS setup
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For IOS, you need to add the following values to **Info.plist**:
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