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I have a single account for icloud, facetime and apple login. I receive phone calls on my mac but I am not able to make calls from my macbook.
It says "your iphone must use the same icloud and facetime account". I have verified it multiple times. Switched on and off both iphone and mac. Also, I've tried removing the apple ID and signing it back again on both devices.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.4
Macs don't have cellular capability.
However, I read you can do this: Make a phone call using Messages on Mac - Apple Support
Macs don't have cellular capability.
However, I read you can do this: Make a phone call using Messages on Mac - Apple Support
I Cannot make calls on my Computer
Don't you receive calls on your mac when you have an iphone?
Not able to make calls from macbook
