Anyone who's ever wished that stressful group chats were even more stressful is in luck — soon, you'll be able to Group FaceTime.
Apple announced on Monday that the newest iOS update will allow users to FaceTime with up to 32 people at once. The video call service has, until now, only allowed one-on-one conversations on iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers.
Other new features include apps to track screen time and customize Do Not Disturb settings, reports The Verge. The iOS 12 update will reportedly be rolled out in the fall. Read more about Apple's forthcoming updates at Engadget.
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