How To Find Your Phone Number On An iPad?

Apple provides the iPad in 2 flavors. We have Wi-Fi only, the version we all know, and Wi-Fi + Cellular, the more costly one that can surf the net using a cellular data plan when Wi-Fi is unavailable.

Because the cellular version of the iPad comes with a SIM card and accesses the internet that way, it has a phone number assigned too. This number cannot be called – it has no voice plan linked with it – but you can send a text message to it.

Plus, even if your iPad is a Wi-Fi only version, your iPhone’s number could be linked with it if you set them up to work together. If your iPad is connected to your iPhone, for instance, FaceTime calls cannot happen from your iPad using your iPhone’s phone number. Below is how you can track down the two numbers with your iPad:

How Can I Find My SIM Card’s Phone Number On My iPad?

Do you own a Wi-Fi + Cellular iPad with a SIM card installed? Then this can be done easily. Just:

  1. Launch the Settings application.
  2. Click “General.”
  3. Click “About.”
  4.  Your phone number is on the line named “Cellular Data Number.”

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How Can I Find My FaceTime Phone Number On My iPad?

  1. Launch the Settings application.
  2. Click “FaceTime.”
  3.  In the section named “You can be reached by FaceTime at,” a list of ways people can reach you will be visible. They will include email addresses and your iPhone’s phone number.
  4. You can even decide on how you wish to be identified under “Caller ID.” You have the options of your phone number or email address.
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