Autoanswer and Auto Focus

Is this possible when using the WindowsPhone app?
Can full time auto focus be enabled when a Skype call is established?
I'm using a Nokia Lumia 520
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Hi and welcome to the Skype Community,
Regarding auto-answer: This is not possible yet. How would you see this being used in everyday use of a mobile app? Usually users would have the phone in their pocket or a bag. Maybe you share a scenario where it would be useful?
Autofocus: Are you referring to video calls? The camera should also have autofocus working. If that is not the case for you: Which Windows Phone model are you using?
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