My iPad was recently replaced by AppleCare after the screen cracked. I did a restore after receiving the replacement. When in any place where wifi is available, my iPhone is receiving text messages but my iPad is not. How do I fix this?
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Posted on Aug 8, 2017 5:53 AM
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On the iPhone, if you go to Settings>Messages>Text Message Forwarding, your iPad should appear there. Make sure that it is turned on and you follow the on-screen instructions.
For iMessages, just make sure that iMessage is activated on the iPad.
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Question marked as Top-ranking reply User level: Level 10 230,575 pointsOn the iPhone, if you go to Settings>Messages>Text Message Forwarding, your iPad should appear there. Make sure that it is turned on and you follow the on-screen instructions.
For iMessages, just make sure that iMessage is activated on the iPad.
Show more Less User level: Level 10 230,575 pointsSee this support document for help with Continuity. Use Continuity to connect your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch - Apple Support There is a section specifically for SMS/iMessage setup.
Show more Less User level: Level 10 230,575 pointsIf you are referring to actual SMS text messages, make sure that you have your Continuity settings correct, to receive the SMS from the phone to the iPad. If you are referring to iMessage, make sure that it is activated on the iPad, and set to receive from the iPhone's number and your Apple ID.