Point at your screen: what Fuela sees and what she does not

How pointing works on a shared screen, and what to say so Fuela knows what you mean.

On a call between people, everyone can point at the shared screen. With Fuela, you point with your words: she sees your screen but does not move a cursor or click for you.

1. 1Between people: move your pointerIn a group call, move your mouse over the shared picture. Others see a colored cursor with your name. It fades after three seconds. Open your chats
2. 2Press to say look herePress on the shared picture, not on a button. A ring appears for everyone for a moment.
3. 3With Fuela: say whereFuela sees your latest screen picture, not your pointer. Say it in words: the blue button at the top right, or the second row. Open Fuela
4. 4Fuela tells you what to tapShe answers out loud with the button name and where it is. You tap it yourself. Fuela does not click for you.
5. 5Keep it privateShare one window, not the whole screen, so Fuela never sees passwords or private messages. Tap Stop sharing screen when done.

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