Once these steps are done, you can move your cursor from your Mac to your iPad, and back, by moving it to the edge of your Mac’s screen. You can also move your cursor from your iPad to your Mac by swiping up with four fingers on your iPad’s screen. Additionally, you can use the keyboard and mouse connected to your Mac to control your iPad, and the touch screen of your iPad as a touchpad for your Mac
Additionally, you can use the keyboard and mouse connected to your Mac to control your iPad, and the touch screen of your iPad as a touchpad for your Mac. With this feature, you can easily switch between devices and use them together, making it easy to copy and paste text or move files between them. This can be especially useful when you’re working on a project that requires multiple devices, or if you just want to use your iPad as an additional monitor for your Mac. Before learning how to turn on Universal Control, be sure to check if your device meets the system requirements.