Apple is launching FaceTime group chats with up to 32 people

The Verge:

Apple is launching group FaceTime chats with iOS 12 that’ll be able to accommodate up to 32 participants. FaceTime will be integrated into Messages, so you can easily transition a group chat to a group video call. FaceTime will also feature filters and Animoji, as well as the company’s new Memoji.

It’s an interesting interface that looks unlike other video chats.

I don’t even know 32 people let alone want to simultaneously FaceTime chat with that many.



4 thoughts on “Apple is launching FaceTime group chats with up to 32 people”

  1. I assume the idea is to allow FaceTime to serve as an ad hoc business meeting, if necessary. The fact that they CAN do 32 people is important, even if I won’t ever be in a call that large. But I’ve got a big family, so I bet if I tried hard enough, I could pull it off. But just being able to have a four-way FaceTime call will be excellent.

  2. Curious to see if it will be a viable alternative to a recordable Skype feed

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