The marquee feature of macOS Sequoia is iPhone Mirroring. As part of Apple’s Continuity feature set, iPhone Mirroring enables a user to access an iPhone through a Mac. Not only that, but notifications that usually appear on the iPhone also appear on the Mac, and you can even drag and drop files between the two devices.
iPhone Mirroring creates a wireless connection between the Mac and iPhone, so Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are needed. Also, the iPhone must run iOS 18 and the Mac needs macOS Sequoia. (We have all the details about iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia in our superguides.) The Mac and iPhone must be signed into the same Apple Account.
Here’s a look at how to use iPhone Mirroring. The guide below uses an M3 MacBook Air and an iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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