Exciting news for Windows 11 users enrolled in the Insider program! A new addition has arrived, allowing you to utilize your Android phone or tablet as a webcam for your PC. This latest feature empowers users to enhance their video conferencing experience by leveraging the camera capabilities of their mobile devices.
To get started, Windows 11 users within the Insider program can now utilize any Android device running version 9.0 or higher as a webcam. However, to make this functionality possible, it’s essential to have the Link to Windows app installed on your Android device, with Microsoft specifying that version 1.24012* or higher is required.
Once the necessary app is installed, users can navigate to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Mobile devices on their Windows 11 PC. From there, select “Manage devices” and grant permission for your PC to access your Android phone. Upon successful setup, your Android phone or tablet will display a prompt message confirming the connection.
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But wait, there’s more! Microsoft has thoughtfully included additional features to enhance your webcam experience. Users have the flexibility to seamlessly switch between the front and back cameras, add effects, and even access recent photos directly from their camera roll, all conveniently from their PC.
As Microsoft continues to roll out these new Insider features, users can look forward to an enriched video conferencing experience, seamlessly integrating the capabilities of their Android devices with their Windows 11 PC. So, if you’re part of the Insider program, be sure to explore this exciting new feature and elevate your video calls to the next level.