In iOS 15.1, Apple has brought several enhancements to FaceTime, which means you can do more than just FaceTime call your friends and family.
In iOS 15.1, Apple has brought several enhancements to FaceTime, which means you can do more than just FaceTime call your friends and family.
Here's how the new screen sharing feature works:


Once FaceTime screen sharing has started, you can navigate to any app that you want to share with the callers. A sharing icon will remain in the top-left corner of the screen to indicate that FaceTime screen sharing is active, and you can tap it to reveal the FaceTime control panel.

You can swipe away the active caller's face for more screen space, and swipe them back into view just as easily. If you're viewing someone else's shared screen, you'll see their name just below the top-left icon, alongside buttons to send them a message, Love what they're sharing, or share it with someone else.
If you like, you can also listen to music or watch movies and TV together using the SharePlay interface. You can stream movies or TV shows and everyone on the call will see the same synced playback and controls. For more on what's new with FaceTime in iOS 15, we have a dedicated guide that highlights all of the available features.






























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