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Home›How To›How to Call on Facebook: 6 Steps

How to Call on Facebook: 6 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 6, 2024
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In today’s digital age, staying connected with friends and family has never been easier. One popular tool for communication is Facebook, a social media platform that allows people to chat, share posts, and now make calls! Interested in utilizing this feature? Follow these 6 simple steps to learn how to call on Facebook and start connecting with others more efficiently.

1. Log in to your Facebook Account

To begin, log into your Facebook account through their website or download the Facebook Messenger app on your mobile device. If you don’t already have an account, you can sign up for free at www.facebook.com.

2. Choose a Contact

Find a friend or family member that you want to call. Navigate to the “Chats” tab in the Messenger app or click the Messenger icon in the top right corner of the Facebook website. This will open a list of all your contacts.

3. Check Their Online Status

Before calling someone on Facebook, it’s helpful to check their availability. If they are online (indicated by a green dot next to their name), they are more likely to be available for a call.

4. Initiate a Call

To start a call with your chosen contact, open the chat window with that person. Click on the phone icon (for voice calls) or the camera icon (for video calls) located at the top right corner of the chat window.

5. Wait for Connection and Enjoy Your Call

Once you click one of these icons, Facebook will initiate a call to your contact. Wait for them to answer and then enjoy your conversation.

6. Ending the Call

When you’re ready to hang up, simply tap or click the “End Call” button on your screen – typically represented by a red phone icon in both voice and video calls.

There you have it! Six easy steps toward staying connected with loved ones through Facebook. With this convenient call feature, distance is no longer an obstacle when it comes to communication.

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