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    How to share your screen and camera in Gemini Live

    mobile specsBy mobile specsJune 20, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Gemini live Gemini was limited to advanced users, but now it is not. Now you can use it for free on your iPhone and, what’s, the app is proud of the camera and screen sharing capabilities.

    These features are not just tricks. They are extremely useful to find out about what they have in front of the lens or what is on your iPhone screen, with AI not capable of answering all kinds of questions about it.

    This is a great, natural way to get answers about all kinds of things such as identifying a specific breed of animals or plants. This can help you address or spark creative possibilities. Let’s see how it all works.

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    1. Select the gym directly

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    Make sure you Install the latest version of Google Gemini Then on your iPhone Tap directly to the icon Those who ask you will be found in the right corner of the Gemini box.

    You will be told that your microphone needs to be turned on and your conversation will be shared and saved. If you are happy to move forward, Tap OK.

    Then you will need Allow tap When asked to access your iPhone mic.

    2. Talk

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    You will be asked when you first use Gemini directly Choose the sound. Do this and you will be taken to the central direct interface of Gemini where you can Tap the peel button to keep the mic on the hold, Or Tap on X to end the conversation.

    Even though we will not do any of these things right now. You can try to try directly to Gemini by writing some questions at this point, verbally.

    3. Share the camera

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    If there is something in your quick environment you want to talk about – let’s say, for example, is a tree you want to identify, you need Tap the camera icon In the left corner of the screen.

    Allow Gemini to access the camera And then it will show that can be seen from the lens that can face behind.

    4. Ask a question

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    To change the view of the camera facing the front, Press the icon at the bottom of the image.

    Point the camera by the Object You would like to discuss and then Ask a question. Gemini will listen to your words and then give you a verbal answer.

    5. Turn off the camera

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    You can continue the conversation if you like Tap the camera to turn it off. The camera will also turn off if you stop directly, leave the Gemini mobile app or allow the screen to be locked.

    6. Share your screen

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    If you’ve got something on your screen that you would like to discuss, you can pop in Gemini live and Press the icon of the arrow that is facing above. This will allow your screen to record with and share with Gemini. Only Start starting.

    There are some obvious security implications – literally shared everything in your screen so if you start moving from the app to the app when this feature is active, you can easily share personal information.

    Gemini advises you Swipe down from the right of the screen Open the Control Center On your iPhone and Do not disturb the tap. This will stop unexpected information.

    7. Ask a question

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    You would like to communicate with Gemini when you are looking at the screen, just verbally Ask a question. Gemini will answer you.

    8. Turn off sharing

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    The dynamic island of the iPhone will show you the gym control so you can Tap the share button To close the sharing. You can go back to Gemini app and tApps the share button there to disable it. After that a copy of the conversation will be shown.

    If you hold or lock the screen, the screen will also stop sharing. If you leave the Gemini app, it will not be clear, though, until you turn it off.

    You go there! Now you know how to share your screen and camera in Gemini on the iPhone. When you are here, why not take a look at some other useful Gemini guides?

    See 5 smart ways to use Gemini directly with your phone and how to use Google Gemini to summarize YouTube video.

    And if you want to write smart indicators in Gemini, there are 5 points here to get better results.

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