I’ve had a slightly different use case — I’ve used screen mirroring mostly when I’m helping my parents with tech issues. They live in another city, and it helps to show them things live while I’m on a call with them. Like, if I want to explain how to change a phone setting or use a specific app, I just mirror my screen to a nearby monitor and walk them through it over video chat. It’s not a perfect solution every time, especially when there’s a weak Wi-Fi signal, but it’s definitely better than trying to explain every step verbally. I do agree that the mirroring part can be really practical when you’re not just watching content but interacting with your phone in general. Just make sure that you disable notifications or personal pop-ups if you’re sharing with others — not everyone thinks about that part in advance.