I periodically get notifications on ALL my devices asking me to enable WiFi calling.
By "All" I mean:
My Personal iPad
My Personal MacBook
I cancel this notification every time I see it, but every once in a while, seemingly at random, the notification comes back.
It's really annoying for all my devices to regularly prompt for a function which I don't want.
How do I disable these notifications?
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MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
On your computer, go to System Preferences > Notifications and look for anything you do not want and disable all functions and options for that entry (I do not care for Notifications, so mine are all disabled).
On your iPad, go to Settings > Notifications and disable any you do not like.
FWIW, you do need to have WiFi enabled on your iPad or you cannot access the Internet. As well, your computer needs it to get online unless you have a cable from it to your router/modem.
There are no notification settings for this on Mac.
Wi-Fi calling is a carrier feature and you need to turn it on.
If you don't want it then don't enable it.
Yes I know that. It is already turned off on my phone.
Well, I've never heard of a notification of WiFi, so can you post a screenshot please and any other relevant info, as in: what app you are using when this happens, etc, etc.
I don't do Facebook, so would not be sure that it would be from them, but then, it is most likely them.
Now that I am looking at this notification, I can ID the icon as coming from Facetime, so I have tried turning off Facetime notifications on Mac. We'll see if that fixes it.
Disable Wi-Fi calling notifications on Mac (Mojave)
