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I have two iPhone. one for work and another one for personal use.
When some call me, both phone rings.
I didn't answer cuz I didn't know to what number they are calling me.
On missed call list doesn't show to what number they were calling to.
How do I know that?
I already set my phone not to ring both iPhone to prevent this issue.
iPhone 12 Pro Max
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Axel F.
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Axel F.
Both of your iPhones are ringing because both of those iPhones are using the same Apple ID and you have Calls on Other Devices set to ON.
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If you want to continue using the same Apple ID on both iPhones but do not want both iPhones to ring at the same time, then on both iPhones:
Open Settings ➡️ Phone ➡️ Calls on other devices: Set this to OFF
Axel F.
Use Samsung flagships to avoid this problem. You won’t even need two phones - just one phone with profiles for work and personal, and two SIM cards. This is what I used to have until I switched to an iPhone mini for work and iPhone 15 pro max for personal use. Since then I have this problem. I have called so many customers with personal number and so many different non-work with the work number that this is embarrassing. Seems to me that the iPhone wasn’t designed for entrepreneurs for many reasons.
Yes I know that.
What I want to know is. How to know to which of my number the caller is calling me?
Aw. that's shame. Maybe it's not that simple as I thought. Thank you!
How do I know which number I am receiving a phone call?
