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While using Continuity Camera wirelessly, you may be notified that your iPhone has disconnected from Wi-Fi to optimise Continuity Camera. If you get a notification that iPhone Wi-Fi disconnected If you haven't unlocked your iPhone since it last restarted, unlock it, then lock it again.

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Install the latest macOS updates, iOS updates and updates for your video app. Make sure your iPhone is properly mounted.

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Make sure your iPhone and Mac meet the system requirements. If Continuity Camera isn't working as expected If Continuity Camera isn't working as expected or your iPhone disconnects from Wi-Fi to optimise Continuity Camera, try these solutions. On your iPhone, go to Settings > General > AirPlay & Handoff. To prevent your Mac from recognising your iPhone as a camera or microphone, even when your iPhone is plugged in and mounted, you can turn off Continuity Camera:

To add it back, plug your iPhone into your Mac and mount your iPhone. The current video and audio session is paused or switches to another camera or microphone if available, and your iPhone is removed from camera and microphone lists on your Mac.

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Tap the Disconnect button on your iPhone screen, or move it out of Bluetooth range of your Mac. To resume, tap Resume and mount your iPhone. Tap the Pause button on your iPhone screen. You may need to stop and restart video or audio in your app as well. Use your app's controls to stop video, mute audio or end the call. When you end the call, you may need to choose your iPhone again in your app. If you answer the call on your Mac, the current video and audio session is paused. If you answer the call on your iPhone, video and audio are paused until you end the call and lock and mount your iPhone. If you receive a call while using your iPhone camera or mic, your Mac shows a notification that you have an incoming call. Use Reactions, Presenter Overlay, camera modes and mic modes Pause, disconnect or turn off MacOS includes a variety of video and audio features that you can use in FaceTime and many other video-conferencing apps. Use Reactions, Presenter Overlay and other effects When used wirelessly, iPhone plays a brief sound when an app begins using its camera or mic. While the camera or mic is in use, a privacy indicator appears in the iPhone status bar and next to Control Centre in the Mac menu bar. Your iPhone mic is available separately to apps that offer a mic setting, or you can choose Apple menu  > System Settings, click Sound in the sidebar, then select your iPhone mic in the Input tab. Your app may then choose your iPhone mic automatically. You don't need to choose your iPhone mic unless your Mac has no built-in or external mic.

For example, in FaceTime your iPhone camera is available from the Video menu. If the app doesn't start using it automatically, choose your iPhone camera from the app's video menu, camera menu or other setting. Open FaceTime or another app to use with your iPhone camera. When your iPhone is properly mounted, its camera and mic are available to apps that can use them. Choose your iPhone as your camera or microphone Your Mac will notify you if iPhone battery level gets low. To keep your iPhone charged while in use, plug it into your Mac or a USB charger. In landscape orientation to allow apps to choose your iPhone automatically, or in portrait orientationĬontinuity Camera works wired or wirelessly. Positioned with its rear cameras facing you and unobstructed Continuity Camera mounts and other iPhone-compatible mounts and stands are available from many manufacturers.