A developer has managed to get iPhone Mirroring working on Windows, Norwegian tech outlet ITavisen reported on Monday, 9 November 2026. The report describes the achievement as a long-awaited result, though it gives no further detail on how the feat was accomplished.
iPhone Mirroring is Apple's feature for viewing and controlling an iPhone from a Mac. Getting it to run on Microsoft's desktop operating system is notable because the tool is built for Apple's own hardware and software ecosystem.
According to ITavisen, the developer behind the work has now demonstrated the feature functioning on Windows. The outlet's summary does not name the developer, describe the method used, or state whether the solution has been released publicly.
The report also does not address how stable or complete the Windows version is, or whether Apple has responded to the effort. Those questions remain open based on the information published so far.
ITavisen's coverage is currently limited to the headline and a brief summary, with no full article text available. Readers looking for technical specifics, such as the tools involved or any installation requirements, will need to consult the original report directly.
What to watch next: whether the developer publishes the method or a working build, and whether Apple comments on iPhone Mirroring running outside macOS.