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I'm having some issues with Finder on my Macbook Pro M1.
When connecting my 12 Pro Max or iPad 7th Generation through cable, they appear on Finder.
I checked the option to use sincronization through Wifi, apply that setting but those 2 devices don't appear on Finder.
Everytime I restart my Macbook, the option to sync through Wifi is always turned off.
How can I solve this?!
I'm using NextDNS on all my devices.
iPhone 12 Pro Max, iOS 14
DNS usually isn’t a problem here, as this sequence uses mDNS and not DNS.
What can get involved are add-on VPNs—which completely reconfigure networking—and local network or Wi-Fi connectivity issues.
If there are no VPNs involved here anywhere, try restarting the Wi-Fi router on the off chance that has gotten tangled.
DNS usually isn’t a problem here, as this sequence uses mDNS and not DNS.
What can get involved are add-on VPNs—which completely reconfigure networking—and local network or Wi-Fi connectivity issues.
If there are no VPNs involved here anywhere, try restarting the Wi-Fi router on the off chance that has gotten tangled.
If there’s a VPN add-on around anywhere, remove it and try again.
I disabled the NextDNS connection on my iPad and in Mac to see if that was the problem.
Nothing changed, after a restart the option to sync through Wifi is disabled.
iPhone and iPad not showing on Finder using WiFi connection
