A big design refresh, made for every screen you hold. • Made for iPhone Duo AnchorGrid now adapts across folded and unfolded layouts. When open, content stays clear of the crease. If you fold or unfold during a session, iOS may stop screen sharing — AnchorGrid now explains what happened and gets you back in with one tap. • A redesigned session pass Your session code is now presented as a clean, easy-to-read pass that works beautifully in any orientation. • Better on iPad Redesigned layouts now make full use of the screen in portrait and landscape, with improved scaling on 13-inch models. • Faster, smoother reconnection Sessions recover more quickly after network changes and automatically switch to a relay when a direct connection can’t be restored. • More reliable session resume If a session is unexpectedly interrupted, a time-sensitive notification can take you straight back. Sessions you intentionally end stay ended. • A refreshed interface Native controls, a rebuilt Settings screen, smoother motion and haptics, and a clearer consent prompt before anyone can view your screen. • Improved accessibility Full Dynamic Type support, larger tap targets, better contrast, and support for Reduce Motion throughout the app. • Bug fixes and reliability improvements Includes additional stability fixes and improvements to managed device enrollment.

Support for managed iPhones If your workplace manages this iPhone with Microsoft Intune, your IT team can now start a support session without you reading out a code. You get a notification, you see who is asking and which workspace they are from, and nothing is shared until you approve it here on your device. Consent has not changed. Every session is approved by you, on this screen, every time. There is no silent or unattended mode, and your technician can only view — never control, never touch files. Clearer interruptions If a call or the lock screen stops screen sharing, you now get a single notification to pick it back up. Your technician sees that sharing stopped and that it needs you to restart it, instead of a spinner that suggests it will come back on its own. Reliability Faster recovery when the connection drops mid-session, and fixes to device enrollment and verification that could leave a device stuck after reinstalling the app.

What's New in 2026.7.12 Know who's asking: screen-share requests now show the workspace's verification status, including domains verified through DNS, so you can see exactly who's requesting your screen before you approve. More reliable diagnostics: session timelines now reach your support team even when a session ends from Control Center, a phone call, or while the app is in the background — no need to reopen the app. Fewer accidental endings: the end button was removed from the live session screen (it was too easy to hit when switching apps), and the cancel button is back on the session-code screen. Cleaner wrap-up: session-ended notifications arrive more reliably and no longer show outdated information. Your device now keeps a consistent identity across sessions, so support history stays tied to the right device. Crash reporting and stability hardening under the hood.

What's New in 2026.6.22 This update makes screen sharing far more reliable when your connection isn't perfect: • Sessions now recover automatically from dropped connections, weak signal, and switching between Wi‑Fi and cellular, without ending your support session. • If a phone call comes in or your screen locks, the session stays alive and picks up right where it left off. • The session timer now stays accurate across reconnections. • Smoother startup: if the screen‑sharing prompt gets dismissed, you can resume sharing without starting a new session. • Stability and performance improvements.