In a text, what does “ft” mean?

FaceTime

FaceTime, the included video calling program for iPhones, iPads, and Macs, is frequently referred to as FT by users of Apple devices. When requesting someone to make a FaceTime call, FT is most often utilized.

Take this conversation between a parent and kid as an illustration:

Parent: “I have no idea how to use the Internet at this hotel. Help me, please.”

Child: “Sure. Perhaps all you need to do is open the Wi-Fi login. Do you have a connection to their network?”

“… What button do I click to accomplish that?” asked the parent.

“We could simply FT,” the child said.

Parents: “What is FT?”

Child: “FaceTime, mum. In a moment, I’ll call you on video.”

FaceTime is exclusively available on Apple devices, thus those who own Apple products are more likely to use FT to refer to FaceTime.

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You’ll need to explain why you can’t use FaceTime if you’ve been asked to FT but don’t own an Apple device.

For trade

Because trade is what FT stands for. It is a gaming abbreviation used to let other players know that a certain item is up for trade.

The abbreviation is often used in video games featuring tradeable objects, such Pokémon. It often shows up in forums with listed Pokémon that the subject author is prepared to trade.

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