Comment by speak_plainly 8 hours ago Probably Handoff and cross-device application state syncing. 3 comments speak_plainly Reply artisinal 7 hours ago Most likely answer so far. While writing an email you can take it over between iPhone, iPad and Mac. Once you hit send it probably gives a “you can stop Handoff now” signal. lapcat 7 hours ago I've disabled Handoff.Also, why would Handoff be triggered by sending an email rather than composing an email? Mail app uses IMAP for syncing mailboxes. gumby 5 hours ago Why would a local facility like handoff need to talk to the mother ship?
artisinal 7 hours ago Most likely answer so far. While writing an email you can take it over between iPhone, iPad and Mac. Once you hit send it probably gives a “you can stop Handoff now” signal.
lapcat 7 hours ago I've disabled Handoff.Also, why would Handoff be triggered by sending an email rather than composing an email? Mail app uses IMAP for syncing mailboxes.
Most likely answer so far. While writing an email you can take it over between iPhone, iPad and Mac. Once you hit send it probably gives a “you can stop Handoff now” signal.
I've disabled Handoff.
Also, why would Handoff be triggered by sending an email rather than composing an email? Mail app uses IMAP for syncing mailboxes.
Why would a local facility like handoff need to talk to the mother ship?