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How to Make or Receive Phone Calls on iPad or Mac

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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In today’s digital age, making or receiving phone calls on your iPad or Mac has become a common practice. Whether you’re at home or at the office, using your iPad or Mac for phone calls frees you from the constraints of your phone and allows you to communicate hassle-free. In this article, we’ll explore how to make or receive phone calls on your iPad or Mac.

Making Phone Calls on iPad or Mac:

1. Enable Wi-Fi Calling:

First, you need to enable Wi-Fi calling on your iPad or Mac. This can be done by going to Settings > Phone > Wi-Fi Calling, and switch on the toggle. This feature allows you to make and receive calls over Wi-Fi networks.

2. iCloud Account:

Make sure that your iPad or Mac is signed in to the same iCloud account as your iPhone.

3. FaceTime App:

Open the FaceTime app on your iPad or Mac.

4. Dialing:

Next, you need to dial the phone number you want to call. You can do this by tapping on the number pad in the FaceTime app window or by selecting a contact from your contact list.

5. Call:

Once you’ve entered the number, press the call button to initiate the call. If you’re calling a contact that’s not in your contact list, the call will be made through FaceTime audio.

Receiving Phone Calls on iPad or Mac:

1. Wi-Fi Calling:

In order to receive phone calls on your iPad or Mac, you need to have Wi-Fi calling enabled on your iPhone.

2. FaceTime App:

When receiving a call, a notification will appear on your iPad or Mac. Swipe the notification to answer the call or tap the green button in the FaceTime app window.

3. Accept:

Once you accept the call, you can use your iPad or Mac as a speakerphone or use headphones for more privacy.

In Conclusion:

If you’re looking for a convenient way to receive or make phone calls without having to use your phone, using your iPad or Mac is a great option. By following the steps mentioned above, you can easily make and receive phone calls on your iPad or Mac without any hassle. With the convenience of Wi-Fi calling, FaceTime audio, and speakerphone options, using your iPad or Mac for phone calls has never been easier. 

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