iPhone mirroring and mouse on apps

UPDATE : finally i found a solution, i suggest to use a mouse with many buttons.

In Accessibility, under AssistiveTouch in the part of the device connection screen with the device name, click on the device name (for example “bluetooth device mouse”), and then the buttons can be configured with different tasks.

I chose the “rotation lock” feature, so when i open a “portrait only” app i click the side button on the mouse, and so it follow the vertical direction, up is up, down is down left and right ad left and right.

Then, when i go back to the home screen (on Plus models it can rotate to landscape) or i open an app compatibile with landscape mode, i click it again and the screen rotate to landscape.

Maybe there are other methods maybe even with automation for every app, but at least i can now manage the screen rotation without touching the iphone or having the mouse messed up.

yes but, for example, app like Apple App store have the same problem it is in portrait and the mouse stay in landscape. So the iphone is still in landscape, the app is in portrait, the TV shows it straight in portrait with lateral black bands how it is supposed to, but the mouse do not follow the TV adaptation of the screen.

I’m not talking about the lack of landscape mode in some apps, but the fact that the mirroring fix the landscape and portrait changes showing always the right direction because the TV cannot be rotated, but not the mouse movement, that follow only the physical gyro rotation of the iphone. So if i’m making a presentation from distance i can’t use the mouse between apps because that difference that messes up the mouse axes.

ps. and even some UI parts of iOS force only in portrait, like when it asks for the touch id, but i can accept this, or i can accept also the black side bars on some apps, but why the mouse act like that?