iOS 11 is mentioned today in a first rumor, and it draws our attention to the FaceTime system, which allows making video calls from the iPhone or iPad. Apple launched FaceTime in 2010 together with iPhone 4 and iOS 4, but since then and until now it hasn't updated the platform that much, but in iOS 11 it is going to offer a new function.
More specifically, FaceTime will be able to make group video calls in iOS 11 on the iPhone or iPad, this feature being requested by users for years and years. The Apple company avoided offering such a function for the FaceTime platform, although most of the competing services have had it for some time, but iOS 11 is finally going to bring it to us.
The information regarding the implementation of the group video calling function for FaceTime in iOS 11 would have been confirmed by a number of people who seem to have worked on it in Israel. According to them, FaceTime will allow you to make group video calls in iOS 11 with a maximum of 5 people simultaneously, and the Messages application will facilitate this.
iOS 11 – FaceTime will make group video calls
At the moment FaceTime is able to allow video calls between two interlocutors, but starting with iOS 11 things will change for the better. A lot of people use FaceTime to make video calls, and the expansion of functionality starting with iOS 11 will be a change appreciated by many people around the world.
iOS 11 will be officially presented by Apple in June, and the first beta version for it will also be released then. Although this is not certain, in the first beta version of iOS 11 we could also see the integration of this new function for FaceTime, the Apple company probably wanting to test it during the summer with users.
Today's information regarding the implementation of this new feature for FaceTime in iOS 11 comes from a source without credibility in the past, so look at it as such, without getting your hopes up.
