Switch from Audio Call to Video


 Conversations shift, and so should your ability to move from a regular audio call to a video call. While you're on an audio call, tap on the FaceTime button on the screen, and the video interface will appear. You must then wait on the other person to accept the FaceTime video call to proceed. If they decline, the call will revert to an audio-only call.

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