Apple recently released the second beta for iOS 18 and macOS 10.15 Sequoia, introducing iPhone Mirroring, a feature allowing full control and mirroring of an iPhone via Continuity. In a hands-on video demonstration, the capabilities of iPhone Mirroring are showcased, along with a FAQ addressing common queries. The feature requires an iPhone running iOS 18 beta 2 or later and a Mac with macOS Sequoia beta 2 or later, both signed in with the same Apple ID and within close proximity with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled. Users can navigate iOS on their Mac, interact with notifications, and watch videos with synchronized audio. Notably, iPhone Mirroring does not access the iPhone's camera or microphone for security reasons. While drag-and-drop support is not available in the initial beta, future updates aim to enhance the experience. Overall, iPhone Mirroring demonstrates the seamless integration of Apple's ecosystem, providing a convenient solution for controlling an iPhone remotely.