I have do not disturb manually set to always on for my iPad yet when I get phone calls on my iPhone, they ring on my iPad(even when locked) as if do not disturb is not turned on at all. Am I missing a setting somewhere, or is this a bug?
So here is the scenario. Im working at my desk, someone calls(not in my favorites or contacts) and it rings both my iPad and iPhone even though I have the iPad locked and set to do not disturb. I don't feel like this is the expected behavior. The iPhone should ring, the iPad shouldn't since it has do not disturb turned on. Right?
So here is the scenario. Im working at my desk, someone calls(not in my favorites or contacts) and it rings both my iPad and iPhone even though I have the iPad locked and set to do not disturb. I don't feel like this is the expected behavior. The iPhone should ring, the iPad shouldn't since it has do not disturb turned on. Right?
I have the same issue. I use my iPad to watch TV in bed so it's sitting on my nightstand with the volume set to near max. I have "do not disturb" set on a timer during sleep hours to prevent messages, alerts, etc.. from waking me up. This morning, early, someone called my cell phone and it rang on my iPad even though I was in "do not disturb" mode and it woke me up.
There is a setting in the FaceTime section that allows you to turn off receiving calls on the iPad. Does anyone know if turning that off will also turn off SMS? I like being able to send/receive SMS messages from my iPad but I can't think of any scenario where I would actually want to use it to talk on the phone.