Overview
- Apple confirmed at WWDC25 that iPhone Mirroring will remain unavailable in the EU when macOS Tahoe rolls out later this year.
- The EU’s Digital Markets Act could force Apple to enable mirroring for Android and Windows devices if it offered the feature on Mac, generating antitrust concerns.
- iPhone Mirroring lets users mirror their iPhone screen to a Mac desktop, interact with apps, and receive notifications over a wireless connection.
- Apple fears offering iPhone Mirroring in the EU may trigger a gatekeeper designation for macOS, subjecting it to stricter platform regulations.
- Company executives say they are working with legal teams to find a compliant solution that preserves privacy and security before expanding the feature.