My previous solution to auto answering FaceTime calls involved AppleScript, which required 'Access to assistive devices' to be enabled. I thought this method , while it worked, was too cumbersome, so I began to dig into FaceTime to find a way around the whole AppleScript approach. I fired up the Terminal to start hacking away at FaceTime. I ran the command:
strings /Applications/FaceTime.app/Contents/MacOS/FaceTime
and, to my surprise I found two little preference strings of text called AutoAcceptInvites and AutoAcceptInvitesFrom.
It turns out that Apple has included the ability to auto answer FaceTime calls, and not only that, but AutoAnswer calls only from callers you specify. I wish I would have checked for these strings a month ago.
Open up the Terminal.app located in your /Appli ...
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