Why won't Apple make a supported Facetime app for Android? Is there a technical reason for exhibiting a monopoly attitude about not supporting Android other than browser support? Google and Microsoft have cross platform support.
iPhone 14
If a grandparent or parent uses Android device and their children/grandchildren want to use Facetime, their is no fluid means to communicate. The Facetime call must be initiated via an Apple device. This is closed source.
one can always just make a phone call. Or, use online tools. Or, buy an iPhone or iPad. Nobody here knows why Apple conducts business the way that it does. But, it’s a business decision they have made possibly for technical or security reasons or possibly due to the lack of cohesiveness in android implementations. Who knows.
Likely because they have no desire nor reason to do so.
Please explain why Apple cannot make Facetime app for Android?
