When you turn on video during a call, you can use your device's front and back camera. The video actively switches to portrait or landscape mode depending on your phone's orientation.

Additionally, if you turn on video during a call you can also view screen share for any Fuze Desktop or Web user who is sharing their screen.

To turn on video during a call, simply tap the Video button that appears at the bottom of the call screen.

You can share your mobile device's screen while on a call with Fuze Mobile for iOS or Android.

Keep in mind that when your screen is shared, anyone else on the call can view what is currently displayed on your screen, including notifications. You may want to stop notifications or place yourself in Do Not Disturb mode on communication apps before sharing your screen.

While in screen sharing mode, Fuze does not currently support the ability for meeting attendees to hear any audio playback originating from the host's device. However, attendees are able to view any media being shown on the screen.

iOS

To share your screen during a call, follow the steps below:

1. Tap the More menu at the top right of the screen.
   Then, tap Screen Share.
2. On the Screen Recording window that appears, tap Fuze.
3. Tap Start Broadcast. A notification window appears when you are sharing your screen.

Tap Stop Sharing at any time to stop sharing your screen. 

Android

To share your screen during a call, follow the steps below:

1. Tap the More menu at the top right of the screen.

   

2. Locate and tap Screen share from the list of menu options.

   

3. An informational window appears reminding you not to display sensitive information while sharing your screen. Tap Start now to proceed.

   

Tap Stop Sharing at any time to stop sharing your screen.

While video or screen share is turned on, you can perform the following actions using any of our standard call controls:

• Placing a call on hold
• Adding someone to your call
• Transferring a call
• Changing devices