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Best way to send files to a central location

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    I'm considering developing an app (iOS) my customers can use to send me files (typically PDF but could be other types, couple of MB at most). Sending the file has to be simple, just select and click Send. There are may ways to send/submit the file, e.g. (in no particular order): - E-mail - Dropbox (or similar) - FTP - Web service - Some horrible custom client/server contraption The files aren't top secret stuff and it's not the end of the world if the sending fails but but reliability is more important than security and simplicity (on both ends) is a must. I need to be able to group the files I receive by sender. Any thoughts on what's the best approach?

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      I'm considering developing an app (iOS) my customers can use to send me files (typically PDF but could be other types, couple of MB at most). Sending the file has to be simple, just select and click Send. There are may ways to send/submit the file, e.g. (in no particular order): - E-mail - Dropbox (or similar) - FTP - Web service - Some horrible custom client/server contraption The files aren't top secret stuff and it's not the end of the world if the sending fails but but reliability is more important than security and simplicity (on both ends) is a must. I need to be able to group the files I receive by sender. Any thoughts on what's the best approach?

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      The grouping files by sender, integrating a straightforward file upload feature within your iOS app, possibly utilizing a web service or a Dropbox-like solution, could offer a user-friendly solution

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