iPhone Mirroring is Unable to Connect to iPhone in lost lands of the World

Hello, KojoDotGG!

• Does anyone is capable of using iPhone Mirroring in "lost lands of the World"? I'm talking places like:

French Guiana

• Martinique

• Guadeloupe

• La Reunion

• Porto Rico

• Alaska

• Hawaii

• Capo Verde

For me personally in French Guiana, French Overseas Department of France in South America, it doesn't work. No matter if I set my M4 Mac mini in France, USA, or Anything.

iPhone Mirroring is not available in the European Union. Because French Guiana is owned by France, a member of the EU, you and anyone in any place owned by a member or directly a member of the EU (at least for now) will not be able to use iPhone Mirroring. Sorry. (By the way, this is not Apple’s fault. The EU restricts many of Apple’s technologies, especially since the Digital Markets Act.)

But for other small places like Puerto Rico, I don’t think that there are regional restrictions for the use of iPhone Mirroring. For anyone that lives outside of the EU and is not able to get iPhone mirroring, do what the “If you need help” section of the Apple Support article iPhone Mirroring: Use your iPhone from your Mac says by:

• Making sure that your Mac meets the minimum system requirements.
• If they meet the requirements try installing the latest software updates on both devices.
• If that doesn’t work, restart both devices.
• If that doesn’t work, check for wireless interference.
• If there isn’t any, If your device has network connectivity issues, check for VPN and other third-party security software.
• If there isn’t any installed, make sure your Mac’s firewall is not set to block all incoming connections.
• If it isn’t set to block all incoming connections, remove access to your iPhone in the iPhone Mirroring settings and set it up again.
• If it still doesn’t work, Sign out of iCloud on both devices, restart (not reset) them, and sign back in.
• If none of this works, contact the Official Apple Support.

I hope this helps!