Can Apple iPad Make Calls?
Yes, your iPad can indeed make and receive phone calls, thanks to Apple’s Continuity features. Here’s how you can set it up and use it:
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Requirements:
- You’ll need an iPad running iOS 9 or later.
- An iPhone (since the iPad relies on it for calls).
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Setting Up:
- Ensure both your iPhone and iPad are signed in with the same Apple ID.
- Set up FaceTime on both devices.
- On your iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular:
- Enable “Calls on Other Devices” and select your iPad.
- Turn on Wi-Fi Calling and add Wi-Fi Calling for other devices.
- On your iPad, go to Settings > FaceTime:
- Turn on FaceTime and “Calls from iPhone.”
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Making Calls:
- Open the Contacts app on your iPad.
- Tap a contact’s name or phone number.
- Alternatively, open FaceTime and enter a contact or number.
- Tap the blue “call” button to make the call.
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Receiving Calls:
- When someone calls your iPhone, your iPad will also ring.
- Swipe or tap the notification on your iPad to answer or ignore the call.
Remember that Wi-Fi Calling is essential for this feature, and it may not be available with all carriers. Cellular charges may apply if you’re not using Wi-Fi. Now you’re all set to use your iPad to make calls! 📱👍