Ever Since getting my Apple Watch, when Someone Calls my wife, her iPhone rings, my iPhone rings, and my Watch Rings.
Suggestions appreciated.
Go to Settings>FaceTime on the iPhones and turn off "iPhone Cellular Calls"
Cheers,
GB
Go to Settings>FaceTime on the iPhones and turn off "iPhone Cellular Calls"
I did see that setting prior to posting. I had gotten the impression that setting was to use MY watch with MY iPhone. Are you saying that this setting will also prevent my iPhone from ringing when my wife gets a call?
Well, based on what you were describing, it sounded like you were both signed into the same iCloud account? If you are not, then not sure how that is happening? If you are, then it is Continuity that is causing all three to ring:
Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac using Continuity - Apple Support
Cheers,
GB
How do you want it to work? Do you want your iPhone and Watch to receive your calls, but not her iPhone, or do you want just your iPhone to receive the calls? Either way, this problem is caused because you and she are sharing an Apple ID, and they are not meant to be shared.
How do you want it to work? Do you want your iPhone and Watch to receive your calls, but not her iPhone, or do you want just your iPhone to receive the calls? Either way, this problem is caused because you and she are sharing an Apple ID, and they are not meant to be shared.
Well, I think that having my IPhone ring and my watch ring when her phone rings is extremely bad.
Having my watch ring with my phone makes some sense. So, my objective tonight is not to have my watch or my iPhone ring when her phone rings. Why anyone would want what I'm experiencing is beyond my comprehension.
Go to Settings>FaceTime on the iPhones and turn off "iPhone Cellular Calls"
Under "Settings", I do not have a "FaceTime".
Again, are you both signed onto the same iCloud account? If you are, then you need to turn off iPhone Cellular Calls in the FaceTime settings on the devices.
Read the link I posted for a better understanding of Continuity and how it works.
Cheers,
GB
Did you purchase your phone in the UAE or Saudi Arabia?
GB
Did you purchase your phone in the UAE or Saudi Arabia?
No. USA, direct from Apple.
>> Again, are you both signed onto the same iCloud account? If you are, then you need to turn off iPhone Cellular Calls in the FaceTime settings on the devices. <<
Yes, we do have the same iCloud account. I ONLY use it for Contacts, and Find my iPhone. Nothing else. We have been sharing the same iCloud account for a long time, and never had this problem until I purchased the watch.
I read the link that you gave me. I'm still confused. I am not doing facetime, just regular voice calls.
I did this: Settings > General > Handoff & Suggested Apps, and turn off Handoff.
This did not help the problem, all three devices ring simultaneously.
You said you can't find "FaceTime" in Settings... I'm guessing you were looking on the watch instead of on the iPhone.
Also, as I mentioned, Apple IDs are not meant to be shared. See How to Stop Sharing an Apple ID.
(Note that I am affiliated with that site, and some pages contain ads).
>> You said you can't find "FaceTime" in Settings... I'm guessing you were looking on the watch instead of on the iPhone. <<
Yes, I now found that setting and turned it off. Now when my wife's iPhone rings, my Apple watch rings, but not my iPhone. So, we are making some progress. How do I keep my Apple Watch from ringing when her iPhone rings?
The only way to do that is with separate Apple IDs.
Also, as I mentioned, Apple IDs are not meant to be shared
Out of about 20 families that I know, every single one of them shares their Apple ID amongst family members.
If we had separate IDs this would greatly add to the confusion and cost of our Apple devices. We would have to make multiple purchases for our family to utilize.
We very much want to have the same exact contacts in both of our iPhones. We want to have the same exact music in our iPod Classic, (not for sale). 🙂
The only way to do that is with separate Apple IDs.
We are not going to get separate IDs.
Let me get this straight, so I am not confused. When my WIFE'S iPhone rings. MY Apple Watch MUST ring.
Moreover, apparently I am ONLY able to "separate" the ringing of my wife's iPhone and my iPhone, but NOT my Apple Watch ?
Ever Since getting my Apple Watch, when Someone Calls my wife, her iPhone rings, my iPhone rings, and my Watch Rings
