How to FaceTime Screen Share with SharePlay on iPhone (New for iOS 15)

Can you screen share on FaceTime? If you've downloaded iOS 15.1, you can. Here's how to use FaceTime to screen share with Apple's new SharePlay feature on your iPhone. You'll be able to watch videos together, stream movies, or have a virtual dance party! Related: FaceTime Guide for iPhone & iPad: Making Group Calls, Using Audio or Video & More How to Share Screen on FaceTime with SharePlay on iPhone & iPad What is SharePlay for FaceTime, and how do you use it to screen share on an iPhone or iPad? SharePlay is a new iOS 15 feature that allows iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and even Apple TV users to watch movies and TV shows together, or listen to music, all in sync within a FaceTime call. Here's how to share your screen on FaceTime with SharePlay, one of the most fun new iOS 15 features.  FaceTime & SharePlay System Requirements * An iPhone or iPad with the latest iOS update (iOS 15.1 or later) or iPadOS update (iPadOS 15.1 or later) What Apps Support SharePlay? There's a limited list of streaming apps that support SharePlay at this time, but the feature is gradually expanding to more services and apps. All parties in the call need to have the chosen streaming app installed on their device to share the content. Subscription-based apps on this list only work if everyone in the call has an account.  How to Watch Together or Listen Together in a FaceTime Call Using the SharePlay feature in a FaceTime call on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch can vary a bit from app to app. For this tutorial, I'll show you how to use SharePlay with TikTok.  Make a FaceTime call on your iPhone or iPad as you usually would. * Swipe up from the bottom of the FaceTime call.   * Tap the streaming app that supports SharePlay.   * Select the TV show, movie, or music you want to stream. * Tap SharePlay or Share My Screen if prompted.    * Now, everyone on the FaceTime call will see the streaming content you've shared. Everyone watching should be able to control the streaming video or music controls like play, pause, rewind, or fast forward. Closed captioning and volume are set on individual devices. These controls are still a bit glitchy. For example, when I shared a TikTok video with my coworker Ashleigh using SharePlay for FaceTime, she was unable to use the play, pause, skip, or replay controls.   How-ToiPadiPhoneAppsFaceTimeEntertainmentMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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