I'm not logged into FaceTime on my MacBook, but the FT app opens when I get a call on my iPhone. This seems to have happened after the latest iOS update. How do I disable this?
MacBook Pro (2021)
Thanks for posting in the Apple Support Communities gmi3804,
You may be referring to a notification that appears on your Mac when you receive a call, that give you the option of answering it from your Mac.
You can learn more about this feature, here: Make and receive phone calls on Mac or iPad
To disable it, on your iPhone, go to Settings > Phone > Calls on Other Devices, then turn off Allow Calls on Other Devices.
Cheers!
Thanks for posting in the Apple Support Communities gmi3804,
You may be referring to a notification that appears on your Mac when you receive a call, that give you the option of answering it from your Mac.
You can learn more about this feature, here: Make and receive phone calls on Mac or iPad
To disable it, on your iPhone, go to Settings > Phone > Calls on Other Devices, then turn off Allow Calls on Other Devices.
Cheers!
Hey gmi3804,
Are you responding to the notification correctly? Make and receive phone calls in FaceTime on Mac - Apple Support
If you are, we recommend contacting Apple Support to look into this further: Get Support
All the best.
Thanks for the reply!
I do get the Notification (always have), but now my FaceTime app also opens up (and I can see my ugly face), but it's not logged in. This never happened before.
FaceTime Camera Opening on MacBook when I get a phone call
