SkypeMe 3.0.0.13

SkypeMe is a feature in Skype that allows users to make themselves available for instant messaging and calls from other Skype users.

To enable SkypeMe, go to your Skype settings, navigate to the Privacy section, and click on 'Allow anyone to contact me' under the 'Allow IMs and calls from' option. Make sure you save the changes.

Yes, you can specify who can contact you using SkypeMe. In your Skype settings, go to the Privacy section, and choose the option 'Allow IMs and calls from' to set your preferences. You can select from options like 'Anyone', 'People in my contacts', or 'Nobody'.

SkypeMe is available on various devices including Windows PC, Mac, iOS, Android, and Linux. However, it's important to note that some features or settings might be platform-dependent.

No, SkypeMe is primarily designed for one-on-one communication. If you want to make group calls or conferences, you should use other features like Skype group calling.

If someone has enabled their SkypeMe status, it means they are available for IMs and calls from other users. You can see their status in your contacts list or search for their username using the search bar in Skype.

Yes, you can block someone from contacting you using SkypeMe. Simply right-click on their username in your Skype contacts list, go to 'Block', and confirm your action. They won't be able to reach you through SkypeMe anymore.

Enabling SkypeMe doesn't automatically make your personal information visible to others. You have control over your privacy settings, and you can choose what information to share with whom. Make sure to review and adjust your privacy settings accordingly.

While using SkypeMe, keep in mind that unexpected calls or messages from unknown users are possible. Be cautious while sharing personal details or accepting calls from unfamiliar contacts. It's always recommended to verify the identity of the person before sharing sensitive information.

No, enabling and using SkypeMe is free of charge. However, data charges or internet connection fees may apply depending on your network provider or internet plan.