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Have you ever tried to use your iPhone wirelessly as a Continuity Camera with your Mac Mini, but it just wouldn’t work? You’re not alone. Many people have encountered issues with the feature, including myself.
As someone who has used a MacBook Pro as a daily driver for 11 years, I recently made the switch to a Mac mini with an M2 processor. Everything was going smoothly until I tried to use the Continuity Camera feature with my iPhone wirelessly. It just wouldn’t work, although it worked fine with a lightning cable.
After some Google searches, I discovered that many others were facing similar issues. As this feature was important to me, I decided to call Apple support for assistance. After an hour-long discussion with a senior representative and several attempts at reinstalling Mac OS and resetting iOS, nothing worked.
However, the senior advisor was persistent in finding a solution and eventually reached out to the software team. They came up with a set of instructions that finally got the Continuity Camera working wirelessly with my Mac mini.
If you’re facing similar issues, here’s what you need to do to get it to work:
- Ensure that your iPhone is in landscape mode and oriented horizontally.
- Lock your iPhone with…
