Questions and Answers
What is required to turn off Find My on a Mac?
Which of the following features requires Bluetooth and WiFi to be active?
Notify when left behind is available on which type of Macs?
What must be enabled for two-factor authentication to turn on iCloud Keychain?
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What options are included for AirDrop settings on a Mac?
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Study Notes
Bluetooth and WiFi Requirements
- FindMy functionality requires Bluetooth to be turned ON.
- All Continuity Features necessitate both Bluetooth and WiFi to be active.
Network Dependency for Features
- Screen Sharing allows remote viewing and control but requires devices to be on the same network.
- Migration Assistant facilitates data transfer between devices on the same network.
- Phone Calls on Mac are enabled when connected to the same network as the iPhone.
Apple ID and Security
- Apple ID and password are needed to:
- Disable Find My.
- Erase or reactivate usage of a Mac.
- Make purchases from the App Store.
Compatibility with Apple Macs
- Notify When Left Behind is exclusive to Apple Macs utilizing Apple Silicon; not available on Intel-based Macs.
- Remote Erase feature is not supported on Intel-based Apple Macs.
iCloud Keychain Security
- Two-factor authentication must be activated to enable iCloud Keychain.
AirDrop and AirPlay Settings
- AirDrop settings can be configured to:
- Receiving Off
- Contacts Only
- Everyone
- AirPlay allows for streaming settings:
- Current User (for devices signed in with Apple ID)
- Everyone
- On Mac, an additional option for 'Anyone on Same Network' is available.
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Description
This quiz covers essential connectivity features for Apple Macs, including the requirements for Find My, screen sharing, and the use of Apple ID. Learn about the necessary settings, such as Bluetooth and WiFi, and understand important security measures like two-factor authentication. Test your knowledge of how these features function on Apple Silicon versus Intel-based Macs.
