This article covers everything you need to know about using FaceTime on a Windows computer.
A Windows user can participate in a FaceTime video call on a computer after an Apple user sends a link to join.
This process only works with iPod touch and iPhones running at least iOS 15, iPads running iPadOS 15, andMacs updated to macOS Monterey .
There is no FaceTime app for Windows computers, nor do you need one. On Windows, FaceTime can be run completely from within a web browser by clicking a chat invite link sent from someone with an Apple device.
You can’t start a FaceTime chat on a Windows computer. You’re only able to join an existing one created on an Apple device.
Apple does promiseend-to-end encryption for its FaceTime communications which increases your conversation’s privacy significantly.
You can increase your security by making sure you have the latest version of Windows running on your computer and ensuring that your browser is up to date. It’s also a good idea to only click FaceTime invite links you’re expecting. Email scammers may try to trick you into clicking malicious links by claiming they’re for a FaceTime chat when in reality, they’re for a fake website.
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