A lesser-known feature of FaceTime allows users to leave video messages when a call is missed, functioning similarly to traditional voicemail. This feature is particularly beneficial for FaceTime users, as it adds a personal touch to missed communications. To use this feature, users must have FaceTime-compatible Apple devices. When a FaceTime video call is not answered, users can record a video message that will be stored in the recipient's FaceTime call history. Additionally, FaceTime audio users can take advantage of the Live Voicemail feature, which allows them to leave audio messages during calls. This feature can be enabled in the device settings and provides a live transcript during message recording. Overall, these features enhance the way users communicate through FaceTime, making missed calls more interactive and personal.