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4 Ways to Make a Video Call on iPhone or iPad

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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In today’s digitally connected world, staying in touch with friends, family, and colleagues has never been easier. Video calling is the go-to method for instant, face-to-face communication – whether you’re checking in with family across the globe, catching up with friends after a long day, or taking part in a business meeting. In this article, we will explore four different ways to make video calls on your iPhone or iPad.

1.FaceTime

FaceTime is Apple’s built-in video calling app for iOS devices. It offers a seamless experience for users connecting with other Apple devices. Here’s how to make a FaceTime call:

– Launch the FaceTime app on your iPhone or iPad.

– Sign in with your Apple ID if you haven’t already.

– Enter the phone number or email address associated with the Apple ID of the person you want to call.

– Tap the video camera icon to start a video call.

– The recipient will get a notification and can accept or decline the call.

2.WhatsApp

WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps globally and supports video calls between iOS and Android users. Simply follow these steps for making calls using WhatsApp:

– Install WhatsApp from the App Store if you haven’t already.

– Open WhatsApp and navigate to the “Chats” tab.

– Tap on an existing conversation or create a new one by tapping on the compose button in the upper right corner.

– Tap the video camera icon located in the upper right corner of the chat window to start a video call.

3.Skype

Skype is another widely-used app for video calls that works across platforms. Use these steps to place a Skype video call:

– Download Skype from the App Store if you don’t have it installed already.

– Launch Skype and sign in with your Microsoft account or create a new one.

– Search for contacts by tapping the search icon and entering their name, Skype username, or email address.

– Once you’ve found the contact, tap on their name and then tap the video camera icon to begin a video call.

4.Facebook Messenger

Facebook Messenger is an excellent choice for connecting with your Facebook friends through a video call. Here’s how:

– Install Facebook Messenger from the App Store if not already installed.

– Sign in using your Facebook credentials.

– Tap on the “Chats” tab and select an existing conversation or start a new one by tapping the compose button in the upper right corner.

– Tap the video camera icon in the upper right corner of the chat window to initiate a video call.

Each of these applications offers unique features catering to different needs. Whether it’s staying connected with existing friends or establishing new connections, an iPhone or iPad user has numerous options for making video calls. Find your preferred app and happy calling!

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