When you receive a FaceTime call on your iPhone, you have a few options on how to respond.
1. Accept the Call: To answer a FaceTime call, simply drag the slider on the screen or tap the Accept button to start the video call.
2. Decline the Call: If you are unable to take the call or do not wish to answer, tap the Decline button to reject the FaceTime call.
3. Set a Reminder: If you want to call back later, you can tap the Remind Me option to set a reminder to return the call at a more convenient time.
4. Send a Text Message: Another option is to tap the Message button to send a text message to the caller, letting them know that you are unable to answer the FaceTime call at the moment.
5. Mute the Call: During a FaceTime call, you can mute the audio by tapping the microphone icon to prevent the other person from hearing your background noise.
6. Switch Cameras: If you want to switch between the front and rear camera during the call, tap the camera icon to toggle between the two options.
7. Add a Person: You can also add another person to the FaceTime call by tapping the “Add Call” option and selecting a contact to include in the video chat.
8. Use FaceTime Audio: If you prefer to make an audio-only call, you can switch from video to audio by tapping the audio button.
9. End the Call: When you are ready to end the FaceTime call, simply tap the red “End Call” button to disconnect the video chat.
10. Adjust Settings: You can customize your FaceTime settings by going to the Settings app on your iPhone, selecting FaceTime, and adjusting options like call forwarding and blocking contacts.
11. Use FaceTime on Other Devices: FaceTime is not limited to iPhone; you can also make video calls on other Apple devices like iPad and Mac by signing in with your Apple ID.
12. Have Fun: Lastly, enjoy using FaceTime to connect with friends and family in a more personal way, whether you’re catching up with loved ones or collaborating on a project with colleagues.
