How to Disable iPhone Calls Ringing on MacBook
Whenever someone calls you on your iPhone, if you haveyour MacBookopen, you will also receive the call on your Mac. Annoying when you are watching a video or reading something and would prefer answering the call on your iPhone itself. Fortunately, you can disable calls from your iPhone on your MacBook in a few ways. You can also disable iPhone calls from MacBook’s FaceTime app. We will explain both ways below.
Disable iPhone Calls on MacBook
You can disable calls from iPhone ringing on MacBook from both your iPhone and Mac. Shouldn’t take more than a few moments either. Let’s begin with iPhone and see how to stop iPhone calls from forwarding to Mac.
Disable Call Forwarding From iPhone
1.OpenSettingson your iPhone and then go toPhone.
2.Tap onCalls on Other Devicesand your MacBook’s name should be listed here along with other connected Apple devices. Disable the toggle next to that to disable iPhone calls from ringing on your MacBook. You can also turn off the feature completely for all devices by turning offAllow Calls on Other Devicesoption.

Note:iPhone calls are forwarded to MacBook only when both devices are nearby or in close proximity to each other and connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Disable Call Forwarding From MacBook
you’re able to also disable iPhone calls ringing on your MacBook from your MacBook itself. Here’s how:
1.Open FaceTime on your MacBook. It should be in the Dock at the bottom. If not, search for it in the Finder and launch from there.

2.Once FaceTime is open, click onFaceTime optionnext to the Apple logo at the upper-left corner of the screen and selectPreferencesfrom the drop-down menu.
3.In the window that opens, uncheckCalls From iPhoneoption under theSettings tab.

There is no need to save anything. Just close the window and you are good to go.
Disable iPhone Calls Ringing on Mac
Calls syncing between iPhone and Mac is a useful feature to have but can be annoying if MacBook begins ringing a call coming on your iPhone in the middle of something. Fortunately, you can disable iPhone calls on other Apple devices easily and from both iPhone and MacBook. You can also turn the feature on/off for all connected devices or select ones. In case you have a MacBook and an iPad, for example.
I wish there was a way to add this toggle to a widget on my Mac’s home screen somewhere.

Got too many devices on your Wi-Fi network? Here’s how toprioritize connected smart devices on your Wi-Fi network. Make sure you get the required bandwidth while working.
Gaurav Bidasaria
Gaurav is an editor here at TechWiser but also contributes as a writer. He has more than 10 years of experience as a writer and has written how-to guides, comparisons, listicles, and in-depth explainers on Windows, Android, web, and cloud apps, and the Apple ecosystem.
He loves tinkering with new gadgets and learning about new happenings in the tech world.
He has previously worked on Guiding Tech, Make Tech Easier, and other prominent tech blogs and has over 1000+ articles that have been read over 50 million times.
Mac Storage Is Full But There Are No Files –…
macOS 26 is ‘Tahoe’! Apple to Unveil New OS at…
Apple iCloud Icons and Symbols Meaning – Complete Guide
Best Macbook in Every Price Range and Use Case: Mac…
Apple Could Launch Its Updated Macbook Air With M4 Later…
Turn Any Website Into Your Mac’s Wallpaper With This App
Apple M5 Chip: Why It’s Sticking to 3nm Technology
macOS 15.2 Beta: Add Weather Widget to Menu Bar on…
How to Check MacBook Battery’s Health and Cycle Count (M…
macOS Sequoia 15.1: How to Enable and Use Type to…
