Answer calls in FaceTime on Mac

1. On your Mac, when a notification appears in the top-right corner of the screen, do one of the following:

   • Accept an incoming call: Click Accept.

   • Accept a video call as an audio call: Click next to Accept, then choose Answer as Audio. When you’re in an audio call or a phone call, the camera is automatically off.

   • Accept a video or audio call and end a current call: Click End & Accept.

   • Accept an audio call and put the current audio call on hold: Click Hold & Accept. When you end the new call, the call on hold resumes. You can pause one audio call at a time.

   You can also accept a Group FaceTime call from Messages. When invited, just click Join in the FaceTime message bubble.

2. When you’re on a call, you can do any of the following.

   • Change your view of the call

   • Pause the call

   • Mute or change the volume for the call

   • Add contacts

   • Add more callers to a Group FaceTime call

On your Mac, when a notification appears in the top-right corner of the screen, do one of the following:

• Decline a call: Click Decline.

  Tip: If the call came from someone you don’t want to receive calls from, you can block the caller.

• Decline a call and send a message using iMessage: Click next to Decline, choose Reply with Message, type your message, then click Send. Both you and the caller must be signed in to iMessage.

• Decline a call and set a reminder to call back later: Click next to Decline, then choose how long you want to wait to receive a reminder. When the time comes, you receive a notification—click it to view the reminder, then click the link in the reminder to start the call.