Apple AirPlay is one of the most used features when using Apple TV. With a touch of your fingers on your iPhone, you can easily screencast your favorite shows into a bigger screen. But one thing that's annoying in this feature is that anyone can actually have access to your TV once they're nearby. To stop all that pop-up notifications, here's what you should do.
How to stop nearby strangers to connect with your Apple TV?
If you're demanding more private Apple TV for your home, here's what you can do as an alternative.
For example, you have guests at home that have your Wi-Fi access. At the same time, you don't want them to connect to your Apple TV. Here's an easier trick for you to do.
A more restrictive option will be available if you have configured HomeKit on your Apple TV: the setting 'Only People Sharing This Home' means that AirPlay is only available to nearby and set up users profiles in the Home app.
Of course, these settings are only available to all Apple TVs and Homekit speakers in your home. So make sure you have the Homekit.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
