Manage iPhone Mirroring on your iPhone or Mac
iPhone Mirroring allows access to and control of iPhone directly from Mac, and also sends iPhone notifications directly to the Mac.
iPhone Mirroring only works when your iPhone is nearby and locked. Once you begin to use your iPhone directly, iPhone Mirroring automatically stops.
You can revoke access to iPhone Mirroring from either device, including when you get a notification that iPhone Mirroring is live. Revoking access resets iPhone Mirroring, so you need to go through the setup process again if you want to use it.
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View and revoke access to iPhone Mirroring when you get a notification
If iPhone Mirroring is live, or was recently live, you receive a notification on your iPhone. You can tap the notification to review the session history and revoke access to a specific Mac.
On your iPhone, tap the notification.
A list of Mac computers that are set up for iPhone Mirroring appears. Information about recent sessions, including when the session started and how long it lasted, is also visible.
Tap Edit in the top right, then select the Mac you want to remove.
View and revoke access to iPhone Mirroring on iPhone
Tip: You can also use Safety Check to view information and remove Mac computers. See Safety Check for an iPhone with iOS 16 or later.
On your iPhone, go to Settings
> General.Tap AirPlay & Continuity, then tap iPhone Mirroring.
A list of Mac computers that are set up for iPhone Mirroring appears. Information about recent sessions, including when the session started and how long it lasted, is also visible.
Tap Edit in the top right, then select a Mac to remove.
Revoke access to iPhone Mirroring on your Mac
On your Mac, go to the iPhone Mirroring app.
Choose iPhone Mirroring > Settings from the menu bar at the top of your screen.
Choose Revoke Access to [name of your iPhone].
Require Touch ID or a passcode for iPhone Mirroring
Certain settings for iPhone Mirroring allow your devices to connect automatically. You can choose to require authentication instead, such as Touch ID or your device passcode.
On your Mac, go to the iPhone Mirroring app.
Choose iPhone Mirroring > Settings from the menu bar at the top of your screen.
Choose Ask Every Time.
Stop an app from sending notifications
When iPhone Mirroring is live, iPhone notifications are sent directly to the Mac. You can turn this option off for specific apps.
On your iPhone, go to Settings
> Notifications.Choose any app, then turn off Show on Mac.