I and my wife own three Apple devices. MacBook Pro, iPad 2 (only Wi-Fi) and iPhone 4S. All of these are registered with the same Apple ID and Gmail account. With FaceTime I can call to IPhone, but I cannot call from my iPhone. Probably because iPad or MacBook do not have a unique id. How can this be fixed so I can use FaceTime in any direction? I do not want more than one Apple ID as it makes trouble in App Store and iCloud.
Use FaceTime with the same Apple ID
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Best Answer
You can add another email address for FaceTime in your iPad:
This will allow you to call your iPad uniquely with this id.
Similarly, you can add another email address to your MacBook Pro's Facetime: