Imagine you're on a video call, right? When you look at the screen to see the other person, it seems like you're not looking directly into the camera, which might make it feel like you're not making eye contact. Apple thought about this and created a cool feature called "Eye Contact." What it does is it cleverly adjusts your eyes on the screen so that it looks like you're looking right at the camera, and by extension, right at the other person. It's like a little digital trick to make virtual eye contact feel more natural. But, hey, if you don't like this magic eye adjustment, no worries! You can turn it off by going into your iPhone settings. Just open Settings, find FaceTime, and then look for the Eye Contact option. You can deactivate it there if it's not your cup of tea. Easy peasy!