In the first section of this chapter, we learned how network services work in macOS, how to use them, and how to configure them. You should now feel comfortable configuring all types of network accounts for daily work tasks, such as the Mail, Notes, Calendar, Reminders, Contacts, Messages, FaceTime, and Safari apps. In the second section, we looked at the Continuity set of features, which allow you to seamlessly extend your work from your Mac to other devices in the Apple ecosystem, such as your iPhone, iPad, and so on. These features are Sidecar, Markup and Sketch, Text Message Forwarding, Cellular Calls, Continuity Camera, Auto Unlock, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, AirDrop, Apple Pay, and Instant Hotspot. You now know what these features do, their requirements, and how you can take advantage of their capabilities.
In the next chapter, we will look at another group of network services, this time related specifically to sharing, including services such as remote controlling and...
