To top things off, the company goes a mile further and adds multiple account support. The ultimate solution to all of our Skype related problems will be this: Microsoft turns the app into a universal binary, meaning it will be a universal download for both iPhone and iPad. Part 2: Sharing iPhone/iPad Screen using Reflector. On iPhone you're purely out of luck as you can't download multiple apps from the same developer something which the iPad gets away with if there's an 'iPhone-only' version of the app available. If you are using macOS or even Windows, just sign into the official app while also signing into Skype for the web with your second account. Regards, RhizaE Report abuse 1 person found this reply helpful Was this reply helpful Yes No AN AnneGreenfield Replied on JI can not find the screen share button. Full list of features can be checked here. But on the iPad, you have the workaround which we have outlined above. Apparently, screen sharing is not yet supported in Skype for iPad/iOS devices.
Given the popularity of Skype, it baffles us to this day why Microsoft does not support multiple accounts to be used at the same time on the very same device.
The feature is currently included in the Skype Insider betas. Related Story Uzair Ghani Reboot Your iPhone Using Siri in iOS 16 Skype has announced that it is planning to roll out screen sharing to its iOS and Android apps soon.
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