Go through these troubleshooting tips if SMS, MMS, and RCS texts from your iPhone running iOS 26 are not forwarding automatically to your Mac running macOS Tahoe.
Fix iPhone messages not forwarding to Mac on macOS Tahoe
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Find out what to do if your iPhone or iPad running iOS 26 is connected to Mac but still doesn’t appear in the macOS Tahoe Photos app, thus preventing you from accessing and transferring pictures and videos.
Learn about the new AirDrop Contacts system in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe, which requires a one-time verification code before sharing files with people who are not in your contacts.
Find out how to fine-tune the Liquid Glass transparency of the Lock Screen clock on your iPhone or iPad in iOS 26 to make it look super glassy, translucent, or somewhere in between.
Find out how to make Google Translate, DeepL, or another supported third-party iOS app the default translation option on your iPhone or iPad by replacing the built-in Apple Translate app.
Learn about these six quick ways to start an audio recording on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch so you never miss recording an important conversation for memories or record-keeping.
Find out how use a plain black, white, blue, red, green, yellow, purple, pink, or any other solid color as your iPhone Lock Screen and Home Screen wallpaper, without having to download any such image file from the Internet!
Find out what to do if you don’t want the Apple Passwords app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to suggest you create and use a strong password or give you the choice to save passwords.
Learn about the new screen flash feature on iPhone and iPad in iOS 26 that flashes the entire display when you get a call, text, or app notification.
Learn how to add your spouse, kids, and family members to your Apple digital Family Sharing group to share purchases and subscriptions, manage parental controls, keep track of each other’s locations, and more.
In this quick tutorial, we’ll share three ways to find out when you signed up for your Apple Account (previously called Apple ID) on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or another device.
Learn how to replace the ‘slide to stop’ action for turning off alarms and timers on your iPhone with the one-tap ‘Stop’ button for simplicity.