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I have my "wi-fi only iPad" and my iPhone set up to make Wi-Fi phone calls from my iPad and it seems to be working. My question id's, what number does anybody dial to call the iPad?
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 14
When WiFi Calling has been set-up, an incoming call to your Cellphone number will “ring” on all devices that are configured to use WiFi Calling on your iPhone Carrier plan. The iPad does not have a separate number to call.
Dependent upon your Carrier and contract, you may also be able to make simultaneous outgoing calls, to different called-parties, from both your iPad and iPhone.
When WiFi Calling has been set-up, an incoming call to your Cellphone number will “ring” on all devices that are configured to use WiFi Calling on your iPhone Carrier plan. The iPad does not have a separate number to call.
Dependent upon your Carrier and contract, you may also be able to make simultaneous outgoing calls, to different called-parties, from both your iPad and iPhone.
Wi-Fi replaces the cell signal. You call any number. You can't call yourself.
Can I call my own WiFi only iPad from my own cell phone, and if so, what do I dial?
