The Calls from iPhone option must be enabled on iPad and Mac in FaceTime settings.
Your devices also must have Wi-Fi turned on and be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. If it’s a new device purchased in the last 5-6 years, it most likely supports the requirements, and you can move on to fulfill the remaining prerequisites. Prerequisitesīefore setting this up, be sure your devices meet the Continuity system requirements. FaceTime calls, Wi-Fi Calling, and calls from third-party VoIP apps that use the CallKit framework for Phone app integration, like Viber or Skype, don’t work with this handy feature. Mid-call switching currently works with regular phone calls which use your iPhone’s cellular account. Besides convenience, don’t forget that your tablet or computer has a much bigger battery than your phone and a significantly louder speaker. You may be wondering what’s the use case for transferring a phone call to a bigger device such as an iPad or Mac. Let’s show you why you might want to do this and how. You can transfer any in-progress call from your iPhone to your iPad or Mac with just a couple of taps.
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