MAC OS: FaceTime

This video tutorial provides an overview of Mac OS Monterey, focusing on new FaceTime features. It explains how to start a FaceTime call with Apple users, navigate the FaceTime interface, and use the screen sharing feature. Additionally, it covers creating links for FaceTime calls with non-Apple devices, such as Android, and sending these links through various platforms.

What is the first step to start a FaceTime call with an Apple user?

• Enter the user's address in the browser

• Click 'New FaceTime'

• Send an email invitation

• Select 'Create Link'

Which feature is exclusive to the new Mac OS Monterey during a FaceTime call?

• Taking a Live Photo

• Screen sharing

• Turning off the camera

• Muting the microphone

How can you share your entire screen during a FaceTime call?

• Select 'Share Window'

• Click 'Share this screen' after hovering over the desktop

• End the call and restart

• Use the 'Live Photo' option

What is the purpose of creating a FaceTime link?

• To send a calendar invite

• To connect with users on different devices like Android

• To schedule a call with Apple users only

• To record the FaceTime call

Which of the following is NOT a method to share a FaceTime link?

• Sending a text message

• Posting on Facebook

• Via iMessage

• Through AirDrop