Mastering Picture-in-Picture (PiP) Functionality on iOS 14

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.

What steps do I need to take to activate the Picture-in-Picture feature on iOS 14?

To activate Picture-in-Picture (PiP) on iOS 14, open a compatible video playback app like Apple TV, tap the PiP icon at the top corner, or double-tap the video with two fingers. You can also swipe down from the top of the screen to enable PiP. To exit full screen, tap the PiP icon or double-tap again.
2.

Is it possible to use Picture-in-Picture with FaceTime on iOS 14?

Yes, you can use Picture-in-Picture with FaceTime on iOS 14. By swiping the FaceTime window, it will automatically shrink into PiP mode, allowing you to multitask while chatting. You can resize or reposition the PiP window as needed.
3.

How does Picture-in-Picture function on the Safari browser in iOS 14?

Picture-in-Picture on Safari allows users to play videos while browsing other websites. To use it, play a video, tap the PiP icon, or double-tap the video. Note that you may need to open a new browser tab to access other content simultaneously.
4.

Can I customize the size and position of the PiP window on iOS 14?

Yes, the PiP window can be customized in size and position on iOS 14. You can double-tap the window to choose between small, medium, or large sizes and drag the window to any location on your screen for convenient viewing.

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