You just need to follow the steps below to get it done. Sit back and enjoy the procedure.
Step 1: Connect your iPhone and Mac to the same Wi-Fi network. If they aren't on the same network, Switch Control won't work.
In your iPhone, open the Settings app, then tap Wi-Fi and tap to select the network you want to connect to.
On Mac, click the Wi-Fi icon in your menu bar, then click to select the network you're connected to on your iPhone.
Step 2: Sign in to iCloud with the same Apple ID on your iPhone and Mac. Similar to the need to be on the same Wi-Fi network, your iPhone and Mac need to be signed into the same iCloud account to use Switch Control.
In your iPhone, open the Settings app and tap "Sign in to your iPhone" or the name at the top of the menu. You'll either be able to sign in or view which iCloud account you're using.
On Mac, click the Apple logo, then select System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud. If you're not signed into an account, you'll see a blank space for you to log in; however, if you're already signed in, you'll see the email address associated with your iCloud account. Make sure your iPhone and Mac are signed into the same account.
Step 3: Enable Switch Control on your Mac. You'll need to enable this to be able to control your iPhone from your Mac.
Click the Apple logo and select System Preferences > Accessibility > Switch Control. Navigate to the General tab and select "Enable Switch Control."
Once you enable Switch Control, you'll need to enter your password.
Step 4: Navigate the Switch Control panel to Devices. It's the icon that looks like a monitor and smartphone.
Step 5: Select your iPhone from the list. Once you select your phone, you'll be able to see your phone screen from your Mac.
To stop controlling your iPhone from your Mac, navigate again to the Devices button and click Disconnect. The active connection between your phone and computer will be disabled, but Switch Control will still be enabled on your Mac. If you want to completely disable Switch Control, click the Apple logo again and select System Preferences > Accessibility > Switch Control.
You can view your iPhone's screen from your Mac, so you can play some games, look through your photos, and craft emails and text messages!
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