<ul><li>macOS Sequoia released iPhone Mirroring feature, one particular element of which is drag-and-drop to improve daily workflow.</li><li>iPhone Mirroring lets you control your iPhone from Mac's desktop and access all the apps.</li><li>The feature has been absent in all macOS Sequoia and iOS 18 betas, but now available in macOS 15.1 and iOS 18.1.</li><li>The new drag-and-drop feature can simply drag screenshots from iPhone's Photos app into the work folder without any extra steps.</li><li>The iPhone Mirroring has affixed the solution to issues with Dropbox and AirDrop methods.</li><li>Users can move images directly from iPhone into an app compared to Dropbox/AirDrop that involves retrieving files to wherever needed.</li><li>iPhone Mirroring isn't perfect; the iPhones need to be locked to divert secretly access by others.</li><li>Users haven't really used iPhone Mirroring in dropping a file from Mac to an iPhone app; however, it still solves long-standing issues between shifting files.</li><li>Apple's new iPhone Mirroring feature shows that some of the less glamorous changes can have a more significant impact on user's daily workflow.</li></ul>

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