The ability to control and interact with an iOS device from an Android device allows users to manage files, troubleshoot issues, or access applications without physical possession of the iPhone. One example includes a technician providing support to an iPhone user by remotely viewing the screen and guiding them through a process from an Android tablet.
This capability can provide significant advantages in several contexts. It enables cross-platform support, facilitates device management for individuals using both operating systems, and allows for centralized control of multiple devices. Historically, such functionality was limited due to differing operating system architectures, but advances in software and network protocols have made cross-platform interaction more feasible.