Q: incoming calls ring on multiple phone numbers

Apple has an option to do this!

In setting, go to "phone"  and see "Calls on other devices" and turn it off or select any other device you want to get calls at same time!

enjoy

:-)

Daurbino wrote:

 

Apple has an option to do this!

In setting, go to "phone"  and see "Calls on other devices" and turn it off or select any other device you want to get calls at same time!

enjoy

 

:-)

This option was already available prior to iOS 9, but in a different place (was in FaceTime settings).  With iOS 9 the setting is logically placed under the Phone settings.

My problem is FaceTime rings on both mine and my wife's iPhone. We have our own iCloud accounts. My wife is also part of our Family Sharing group. Strange behaviour - Still searching here to find similar problem.

You might wish to investigate "Family Sharing."  It's pretty slick.

Unfortunately "Family Sharing" does not provide for the sharing of Calendars and Contacts.  This is a critical flaw.

It is ALWAYS a mistake to share an Apple ID with another person.

williamshome5 wrote:

 

Unfortunately "Family Sharing" does not provide for the sharing of Calendars and Contacts.  This is a critical flaw.

Incorrect.  My wife and I share a calendar and each one of us is alerted when the other adds or changes something.

williamshome5 wrote:

 

Unfortunately "Family Sharing" does not provide for the sharing of Calendars and Contacts.  This is a critical flaw.

If that were true it would be a critical flaw, but it's not true. As I share my contacts and calendar with my wife through family sharing.

The solution is to go to SETTINGS, PHONE, CALLS ON OTHER DEVICES.  Turn the feature off

The fix for me was in Settings > Phone > Calls on Other Devices.

Hope this helps.

Try Settings>Phone>Calls on Other Devices. Then turn it off.