Can I use FaceTime on a PC?

You know, even though there isn’t a FaceTime option for Windows, there’s still a way to hop onto a FaceTime call using your PC. Apple’s got your back by letting people join FaceTime calls through web browsers.

So, here’s the deal: First off, you need to snag a FaceTime link. This comes from the person hosting the call, and they can toss it your way through email, a text, or maybe even a messaging app.

Once you’ve got that link, simply open it up using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on your computer. It’ll lead you to a FaceTime webpage where you can type in your name and hit ‘Continue’. After that, you press ‘Join’, and bam—you’ve sent a request to hop into the call.

Now comes the waiting game. The host has to give you the green light to join. Once that happens, you’re all set to chat away on the FaceTime call.

These steps are a nifty workaround for joining FaceTime calls right from your PC. If you’re looking for more detailed info, you can always check out Apple’s support pages or hit up the tech sites for the nitty-gritty.