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Can I remotely put my Mac to sleep?
Put a computer to sleep In Remote Desktop , select a computer list in the sidebar of the main window, select one or more computers, then choose Manage > Sleep. Click Sleep.
Can you lock your MacBook from your iPhone?
Use your iPhone to lock and unlock your Mac automatically. When you walk away from your Mac, it will be automatically locked. You can easily set the distance on which your Mac should automatically be locked or unlocked. For additional security use Touch ID or Apple Watch to confirm each Mac login.
How do I sync my Mac with my iPhone and iPad?
The first time you set up syncing, you must connect your device to your Mac using a USB or USB-C cable. After you connect the device, the device icon appears in the Finder sidebar and selecting the icon displays syncing options. You then select which items to sync.
How do I put my Mac to sleep on my iPhone?
Put your Mac to sleep: Press and hold the Play/Pause button on the remote.
Can you use your iPhone to control your Mac?
Using your iPhone or iPad to control your Mac probably isn’t going to feel like the most convenient method. It’s really just intended to help you attend to small job and tasks remotely without needing to get up and walk over to the computer.
How can I connect my iPhone to my MacBook Air?
Instant Hotspot: Connect to the Personal Hotspot on your iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular) from your Mac, iPad, iPod touch, or another iPhone, without entering a password.
If you’re using macOS Mojave or earlier or a Windows PC, use iTunes to share files between your computer and your iOS or iPadOS device. Learn about other ways you can share files between your Mac and your devices. These features work wirelessly.
What can I do with my iPhone without picking up my Mac?
Make and receive phone calls without picking up your iPhone. Use your iPad to extend the workspace of your Mac. Automatically unlock your Mac when you’re wearing your Apple Watch. And copy and paste images, video, and text from your iPhone or iPad to your nearby Mac, or vice versa.