How to Allow Calls on Other Devices
Are you ever on your iPad playing games or working on a project, and your phone starts ringing, but it's across the room? Wouldn't it be lovely if Apple had a built-in iPhone feature that allowed you to answer your phone on your Wi-Fi-only iPad?
Lucky for you, Apple did create a built-in feature that can make that a reality: allow calls on other devices. Allowing calls on other devices is a continuity feature that allows you to use your products seamlessly, by forwarding your calls to your other Apple products.
You can choose to allow this feature on all your Apple devices or select specific devices to allow calls for on your iPhone, and it only takes a minute to set up. In this guide, I will help you make sure you have the settings in place to allow calls on other devices, and I will show you how to set up calls on other devices.
Note: These steps are completed on an iPhone, but can be done on all your Apple devices. Steps may vary slightly depending on what Apple devices you are trying to allow calls on, and what version of software you have installed.
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