This is possible because Apple made its video call service available, in a limited form, via a web browser. IPhone, iPad, and Mac owners can still FaceTime with each other using the built-in app and now, with iOS 15, a FaceTime call can also be shared with Android phone and tablet owners. Related: FaceTime Gets Spatial Audio, Shareable Links & (Some) Android Compatibility Voice Isolation, Portrait blur, and Grid View were also added. FaceTime can use Spatial Audio to help identify who is speaking with the voice of each person on-screen coming from a matching direction in the soundscape.
Screen sharing via FaceTime is also possible, making it easy to share tips with another iPhone user. SharePlay lets iPhone users watch videos with others, synchronizing movies and videos from Apple TV, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, TikTok, and more. With iOS 15, Apple added several new features to its popular video calling app. There is a bit of setup required, however, and some limitations for Android users still apply.
With support for two of the world's most popular operating systems, FaceTime calls with iPhone, iPad, and Mac users have become much more fun and inviting. Apple also opened up its video calling service to Windows computer users at the same time. Apple developed FaceTime for the iPhone but it can now be used with Android phones and tablets as well.
