For the screen sharing features to work within Skype on your iPhone or iPad,
you must be running iOS 12 and above.And there’s more: check out the new menu
Skype has sought to declutter the call screen by putting vital options in a new pop-up section
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Waitfor countdown
Therewillbea shortcountdown during
whichtime,youcanchangeyour mind and
tap‘StopBroadcast’.Nowtapoutside of this
pop-upwindowtocontinue.5
Navigate your phone
Whatever you do on your device from
this point onwards will be shown on the other
person’s device, as seen here. They can
watch as a website is displayed, for instance.6
Complete your task
So open the app that you want to show
the other person. When you have finished, you
can select ‘Stop Sharing’ at the top or use the
bottom ‘Stop Sharing’ button.Preventpersonalpop-ups
Whenyouaresharingyourscreen with
others,everythingyoulookat on your
iPhoneoriPadduringthattime will
beviewablebytheotherperson. Be
carefulaboutopeningMessages or
Mailandenteringpasswords.Prevent
notificationsfrompoppingupby
enablingDoNotDisturbin theControl
Centrebeforeallowingscreensharing.Knowledge base
Make use of subtitles
Live captions and subtitles were
introduced in December 2018 and
they allow you to read words that are
spoken during a call.Add people to calls
If you want to chat with more than one
person, you can use the Add People
option. You can even send them a
heart if you’re feeling grateful.Start recording
Should you wish to keep a record
of your conversation for later use,
then you simply need to tap ‘Start
Recording’ during a call.The More menu
A new ‘More’ menu has
been added to place
important functions in one
place without being ever-
present. Tap the three-dot
(...) icon to access it.Image Source: Skype Communications S.a.r.l