(or at least that's how we got the Apple devices we have sorted out.
If you turn Facetime off on your home computer before you leave your wife won't have to listen to it ringing in the next room, and as long as once you've got your new IP from the hotel wi-fi, and you 'sign in' each time you are somewhere new (on bar on the right side of facetime) that should do the trick. (that should get the laptop receiving)Ģ) Each device can (in the settings) turn facetime on or off (on the iPhone it's just Settings, scroll down to FaceTime, select it, and set the slider to on or off, on the computer it is on the main menu bar under FaceTime and you select 'Turn FaceTime On' and 'Turn Facetime Off'. if your location, IP address, etc, has changed because you're travelling you may need to go to the Facetime/preferences, and sign in again. but here is what I have figured out so far.ġ) Each device you want to receive incoming calls has to be 'signed in' (e.g. Opening this link in Chrome or Microsoft Edge will let you join the call through a web. Instead, someone with an Apple device needs to create a link to invite you to a FaceTime call.
However, you won't find a FaceTime app available for download on the Google Play Store or Microsoft Store. Our devices were seeming to receive calls at random too. As of September 2021, FaceTime is available on Android.
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