FaceTime is a great tool for video chatting but can also use a lot of data. If you've got a limited data plan, you can quickly blow through it if you're using FaceTime too much over the cellular network. If you're worried about receiving calls and eating through your data plan faster than you'd like, you can disable FaceTime over cellular so you'll only receive FaceTime calls when connected to WiFi.
Here's how.
- Launch the Settings app from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on FaceTime.
- Scroll all the way to the bottom and you'll see an option for Use Cellular Data. Tap the slider to turn it to Off.
That's it. You now won't receive FaceTime calls if you aren't on a WiFi network. You can enable this feature again at any time but just turning the option to On again.
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