Phone Basics
It’s easy to forget that an iPhone is also phone when we spend so much of our time using it for purposes other than voice calls over legacy telephone networks. In the world of iOS, “Phone” is just another app with a specific purpose. Since the version 26 operating systems, that’s been true for iPadOS and macOS, too.
In this chapter, let’s start with Phone app features, and then move on to how to share calling access. Because one of the key aspects of having a phone is for emergencies, I finish the chapter with a look at how emergency calling, the Phone app, and Apple’s operating systems fit together.
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The Phone app lets you place calls and receive them just like a “feature” phone, the euphemism for a non-smartphone. ...
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