Understanding Screen Mirroring vs Screen Sharing: Key Differences
Discover the key differences between screen mirroring and screen sharing to enhance your device connectivity.
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Screen mirroring displays your device's screen on another screen, such as a TV or projector, showing exactly what's on your device. Screen sharing allows you to share content from your device on another screen, but you can choose what content to share (like specific photos or documents), and the viewers don’t see everything on your screen.
FAQs & Answers
- What is screen mirroring? Screen mirroring is a technology that allows you to display your device's screen on another screen, like a TV, showing all of your device's content.
- What is screen sharing? Screen sharing lets you select specific content from your device to share, rather than the entire screen, making it ideal for presentations.
- When should I use screen mirroring? Use screen mirroring when you want to display everything on your device, such as during a movie night or gaming session.
- When is screen sharing more appropriate? Screen sharing is better suited for remote collaborations or presentations where you only need to show documents or slides to viewers.