![]() ![]() At a high level, SharePlay is a way for you to either listen, watch, or collaborate on something together with other people while a FaceTime call is active. Its only downside, frankly, is that it’s a year too late.īut let’s start from the beginning. I tested SharePlay with FaceTime over the past week while I continue to believe this is the kind of “pandemic feature” that would have been a lot more useful to more people during the lockdowns of 2020, it is quite a technical achievement, and it’s been nicely implemented by Apple. The big-ticket item of iOS and iPadOS 15.1 is SharePlay, which is a way for iPhone and iPad users to have “synchronized experiences” with others when using certain apps during a FaceTime call. Don’t expect a large collection of changes from this release, though: 15.1 mostly focuses on enabling SharePlay (which was announced at WWDC, then postponed to a later release a few months ago), rolling Safari back to a reasonable design, and bringing a few tweaks for the Camera app and spatial audio. ![]() ![]() Screen sharing in FaceTime with SharePlay (left) and the updated Safari for iPad.Īlongside macOS Monterey, Apple today released iOS and iPadOS 15.1 – the first major updates to the operating systems introduced last month. ![]()
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