This app gets installed on your old Android phone, and aids in the switch to a new LG device by transferring data like photos, music, video, call logs, messages, and so on. On Mac, as long as they’re running macOS 12 Monterey or newer, they can find find the “Create Link” button at the top of the FaceTime app. Or perhaps you’re moving to an LG phone, in which case the LG Mobile Switch app is probably the way to go. iPhone and iPad users running iOS 15, iPadOS 15, or higher can open the FaceTime app and select “Create Link.”Īnd then they can share the link with you however they want. You can also call a landline or mobile phone but for a fee but for video calling, chatting and screen and file sharing, it’s free. To use FaceTime on Android, you’ll need a supported browser (such as Google Chrome) and a friend or family member with an iOS, iPadOS, or macOS device. It’s not quite the “FaceTime for Android” dream, but it’s the best we have. You can, however, join a FaceTime call if you get invited by someone with an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. The catch here is you still can’t initiate a FaceTime call from your Android device. It’s not as simple as downloading the FaceTime app on your Android phone from the Google Play Store, but the video calling functionality is there. Apple finally made it possible for people with Android phones to use FaceTime…kinda.
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