I have two phones, 1 for work, 1 for personal. My work phone shows me when I have a missed call from the personal one.. I do not have wifi calling on, or anything like that.. How can I stop this feature???
I'd guess it's some sort of Apple ID or iCloud syncing "feature".
The first thing I'd check is the contact that is designated as "My Info" in Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Does it contain both of your phone numbers and/or email addresses? Try creating a separate contact for your work persona.
Already off. Like I mentioned, I can't receive or make calls on either device unless it's the respective number.. And add to it, the phone doesn't ring, it just shows when I get a missed call on the primary.
I have two phones, 1 for work, 1 for personal. My work phone shows me when I have a missed call from the personal one.. I do not have wifi calling on, or anything like that.. How can I stop this feature???
I'd assume as you've posted this in the beta section, it sounds like a bug. Personally its not worth beta, I'd downgrade until the officially version is released.
I have two phones and split SIM cards. One is set as the "first phone" which receives all the calls and messages. The other only shows I have a call. It cannot make calls or send messages
This is in old versions of iOS as well. If you share the same iCloud account on both devices you have to turn off iCloud Drive on one of them to get the "missed call sync" to stop. You may also need to disable handoff.
I have the same issue, same scenario too. I just deal with it, haven't found a way to disable it without using 2 different iCloud accounts... Its been happening for since iOS 9... so not related to the beta of 10...