If Siri is off, some iOS versions are configured by default to turn VoiceOver on/off using triple tap on home button.To do that, use Siri (assuming it is configured).If you have problems with that, or you are not sure whether the alert is displayed, read further and turn on VoiceOver.

Just connect the device to your computer, open iTunes and hit Space (not sure right now, maybe it was Enter.). If you have a bluetooth keyboard paired with your Apple device, The trick is to bring up the trust alert by connecting the lightning port to a computer running iTunes (or Xcode), and then tap the 'Trust' button using Space / Enter key on VoiceOver and a bluetooth keyboard (this must be a bluetooth keyboard since the USB connection cannot be used for communicating with the computer AND with a keyboard simultaneously). If your device was not previously trusted by any computer, and you cannot tap 'Trust this computer' on your broken screen, you might be able to use VoiceOver with a USB and Bluetooth keyboards to virtually tap trust (and generally to control the device) even with broken screen. Having Siri turned on / triple tap on home to activate VoiceOver.You will be required to generate Apple's provision profile unique for your iPhone (in an automatic, free of charge process) which will allow viewing and controlling your phone, managing applications etc.ĮDIT (or How To Trust a Device with Broken Screen) Try the evaluation version of SeeTest Automation for instance. There are a few UI automation tools that are capable of doing that. You can control your idevice (not only view it's screen) given you have a mac / PC paired with it (that is, you had them connected in the past using USB cable, and pressed the 'Trust' button on the iPhone's screen alert). Is there a tool I can use to see my screen on the mac, control it, etc? No one actually fully answered the original question yet.

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