Dominique,
I know group Facetime was only available up to now in the US alone. Is it
now available here in Europe?
All the best,
Cearbhall
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Subject: [fb-exchange] How to use Group FaceTime on iPhone & iPad
Group FaceTime is a great iOS feature and with the coronavirus pandemic,
it$B!G(Bs likely to see a lot more use as many cities, states, and even
countries put in place lockdowns around the world. Follow along for two ways
to start Group FaceTime calls with up to 32 people.
Group FaceTime is a handy feature that lets multiple users connect via video
chat (or just audio). However, it is important to keep in mind that not all
Apple devices can take advantage of the functionality, with some older ones
just able to support audio for group calls.
Apple notes that some older devices will only support audio for Group
FaceTime calls. Here are the hardware requirements, via
<https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209022> Apple:
To use Group FaceTime video calls, you need an iPhone 6s or later, iPad Pro
or later, iPad Air 2, or iPad Mini 4 with iOS 12.1. Earlier models of
iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that support iOS 12.1 can join Group FaceTime
calls as audio participants.
To use Group FaceTime you$B!G(Bll also need to make sure FaceTime is
turned on under Settings $B"*(B FaceTime (toggle at the top).
Let$B!G(Bs look at two different ways to start a Group FaceTime call.
How to use Group FaceTime on iPhone and iPad
1. Open FaceTime and tap the + icon in the top right corner
2. Add multiple people
3. Tap Audio or Video to start the call
Once you$B!G(Bve started the call, you can tap the star icon for effects,
mute, or flip the camera at the bottom of your screen while sliding up on
the menu pane will bring up the full FaceTime options like adding more
people, turning your camera off, and more.
Tap your screen to make the menu disappear.
How to start a Group FaceTime call from within an iMessage
1. Open the message you$B!G(Bd like to start a Group FaceTime call
from
2. Tap the contacts at the top
3. Tap FaceTime
To get more details on Group FaceTime, check out
<https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209022> Apple$B!G(Bs support page here.
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