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Prior to iOS 15, FaceTime has only been available for use between Apple devices (iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers). If you wanted to video chat with someone with a non-Apple device such as an Android or Windows smartphone, you needed to use a third-party video chat app such as Zoom. With iOS 15, Apple added […]
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When you have multiple devices using the same Apple ID, an incoming cellular phone call can ring on all your devices at the same time. Part of the Continuity feature in iOS is the ability to make and receive cellular iPhone calls on an iPad, iPod touch, or Mac computer when your iPhone is connected
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FaceTime Basics Making video calls is nothing new. Companies like Skype have been around for years. Today, there are many options available. Apple provides its own video call software called FaceTime, which allows video calls between Apple devices. FaceTime uses the built-in camera on the front of your iPhone, iPad, iPod, or Macintosh computer. The image
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