EasyScreen
A little help.
Back to sharing, in a few simple steps.
Receiver not found?
Open EasyScreen Receiver on your Mac. Connect the Mac and iPhone to the same reachable local network, and allow EasyScreen to access the Local Network in iPhone Settings. Guest Wi-Fi can prevent devices from seeing each other. Also check the Mac’s Local Network permission and firewall settings.
Screen sharing won’t start?
Once the iPhone finds the receiver, acknowledge the disclosure if prompted, tap to open Apple’s broadcast controls and confirm Start Broadcast. Sharing begins only after you give permission.
Nothing on the Mac?
Choose Open Monitor in EasyScreen Receiver to open the viewer in your Mac’s browser. Make sure the iPhone is broadcasting and keep the receiver window open: closing it or quitting the receiver stops the connection.
You can view multiple iPhone screens on the same Mac. Start sharing from each iPhone separately.
Ready to stop sharing?
While sharing, tap the EasyScreen screen on your iPhone to open the native broadcast controls, then confirm stopping. Closing the browser alone does not stop the broadcast.