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How to Use Skype for iPad and iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 26, 2023
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Skype is a popular communication app that allows you to make voice and video calls, send messages, and share files with friends and family around the world. If you have an iPad or iPhone, you can easily download and use Skype for free. Here’s how to use Skype for iPad and iPhone:

1. Download Skype

The first step is to download Skype from the App Store. Open the App Store on your iPad or iPhone and search for “Skype”. Tap the “Get” button to download and install the app.

2. Sign in or Create an Account

Once you have downloaded Skype, open the app and sign in with your Microsoft account. If you don’t have a Microsoft account, you can create one for free by tapping the “Create account” button.

3. Add Contacts

To start using Skype, you need to add contacts. You can add contacts by searching for their name or Skype ID, or by importing contacts from your device’s address book. Once you have added contacts, you can start calling or messaging them.

4. Make Voice and Video Calls

To make a voice or video call, select the contact you want to call and tap the “Call” button. You can choose to make a voice call or a video call. During a video call, you can switch between the front and back cameras on your device.

5. Send Messages and Files

To send a message, select the contact you want to message and tap the “Chat” button. You can type a message and send it to the contact. You can also send files, photos, and videos by tapping the “Attach” button.

6. Customize Your Settings

Skype allows you to customize your settings to meet your preferences. You can change your profile picture, edit your status, and adjust notifications and privacy settings. To access your settings, tap your profile picture and select “Settings”.

Overall, Skype is a great app for staying connected with friends and family around the world. By following these simple steps, you can easily download and use Skype on your iPad or iPhone.

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