I know for the recipient it rings both phones. Both my parents have
iPhones on one AppleID so when I use FaceTime to call them both of their
phones ring and I get whichever one answers first.
CB
On 5/29/15 9:26 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
2 iPhones on the same wifi network using the same apple
Hi,
First thing, if you want to place a call over wifi using the cell connection on
your iPhone, you need to enable this in FaceTime preferences. So check iPhone
cellular calls.
If you just want to use face time audio though, when you press the FaceTime
audio button, and the pop up appears,
Just an FYI, iPhone cellular calls is checked by default both on FaceTime for
OS X and FaceTime for iOS.
On 29 May 2015, at 17:05, Ricardo Walker rwalker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
First thing, if you want to place a call over wifi using the cell connection
on your iPhone, you need to
What if you have 2 iPhones? How can you select a specific phone to make
the call from?
On 5/29/2015 5:05 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Hi,
First thing, if you want to place a call over wifi using the cell connection on
your iPhone, you need to enable this in FaceTime preferences. So check iPhone
Afternoon everyone!
Before I got this new Macbook Pro, fellow list member and my friend Christopher
Hallsworth said that you can use FaceTime on the Mac for phone calls.
How do I achieve this?
I want to surprise my friend John Haill at some point. But see he is out an
awful lot, so need to
