Group Calls on Your Phone's Default App

 Group calls have become an essential part of our daily communication, allowing us to connect with multiple people simultaneously, whether for work or leisure. 

If you're using your phone's default calling app, you might be surprised to learn that you can easily initiate group calls without the need for additional software. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to make group calls using your phone's default app.

How to Make Group Calls:Open Your Phone App: Launch the default phone app on your smartphone. This is usually labeled as "Phone" and is often found on your home screen or in the app drawer.

Start a Call: Begin by dialing the number of the first person you want to include in the group call. Wait for the call to connect and for the person to answer.Add Participants: While on the call, look for an option to add more participants. This option is typically represented by a button with a '+' or 'add' icon. Tap on it to access your contacts list.Select Contacts: From your contacts list, choose the additional participants you want to add to the call. You can select multiple contacts if you wish to include more than one person.

Merge Calls: Once you've selected the participants, look for an option to merge the calls. This action will combine the ongoing call with the newly selected contacts, creating a group call.Manage the Call: During the group call, you'll have various options available, such as muting/unmuting participants, putting the call on hold, or switching between participants. 

Familiarize yourself with these features for better control over the call.End the Call: When you're ready to end the call, simply hang up like you would with any other call. Alternatively, some default phone apps may offer options to end the call for everyone simultaneously or leave the call while it continues for others.