Microsoft Phone Link may soon get Android phone camera support
Microsoft Phone Link may soon get Android phone camera support
Microsoft is reportedly working on a feature within the Phone Link app that will let users access their phone's camera as a webcam on Windows. The Phone Link app has codes that hint at connecting the Android phone's camera with Windows. A notification will prompt users to grant permission for their PC to stream the camera video. The code also mentions features like auto-framing, filters, and shooting modes. The actual reason behind this feature is unclear, but more information will be available once it is rolled out.
Microsoft is reportedly working on a feature within the Phone Link app that will let users access their phone's camera as a webcam on Windows. The Phone Link app has codes that hint at connecting the Android phone's camera with Windows. A notification will prompt users to grant permission for their PC to stream the camera video. The code also mentions features like auto-framing, filters, and shooting modes. The actual reason behind this feature is unclear, but more information will be available once it is rolled out.
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Microsoft is reportedly working on a feature within the Phone Link app that will let users access their phone's camera as a webcam on Windows. The Phone Link app has codes that hint at connecting the Android phone's camera with Windows. A notification will prompt users to grant permission for their PC to stream the camera video. The code also mentions features like auto-framing, filters, and shooting modes. The actual reason behind this feature is unclear, but more information will be available once it is rolled out. 
