Continuity Camera not working *wirelessly* in Sequoia

• Hi, I have M4 mini Mac OS 15.2 and iPhone 13 Pro Max os 16.2, Just had chat with apple boffin and the end result is that due to privacy concerns and not wanting Macs without cameras to stream by default, Macs without built-in Cameras need to be connected to the device with camera via a wired connection for the camera to be made available. Also I have an iPad Air with os 18.2 but camera is not available as continuity camera. Furthermore please check on these settings 
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• • Continuity Camera Webcam is enabled in Settings > General > AirPlay & Handoff
• • iPhone recognizes Mac as a trusted computer
• • iPhone and Mac both have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and two-factor authentication enabled
• • iPhone and Mac are signed in with the same Apple ID
• • iPhone is not sharing it’s cellular connection and Mac is not sharing it’s internet connection

However, While camera is working connected I disconnected the cable and phone camera still works

Hope this is of use to you

I own an iPhone 11 (model A2111) and am encountering an issue where the camera and microphone don’t work in continuity mode. On the other hand, the mirroring app appears to be functioning correctly, although I’m not entirely certain about its purpose. Initially, I tried using it wirelessly, but I haven’t connected to the Mac directly since then, and I still can’t use the camera for FaceTime. Does anyone have any insights into why I’m experiencing this problem?