Struggling with poor cellular reception at home or in the office? Wi-Fi calling comes to the rescue by allowing you to make and receive calls over a Wi-Fi network. Let’s delve into the easy steps for activating this convenient feature on both Android and iPhone devices.
Activating Wi-Fi Calling on Android Devices
Navigate to the Settings menu on your Android device and select the Network & Internet option (this might vary as Connections or Mobile Networks depending on your device).
Within this menu, find and tap on Wi-Fi Preferences then choose the Advanced settings.
Look for the Wi-Fi Calling feature. If your device holds dual SIM cards, you’ll have the choice to enable it for a selected number or both.
Occasionally, certain devices might present the Wi-Fi Calling setting directly within the main network settings page.
Note: Ensure your phone’s software is updated to the latest version available to guarantee the best performance.
Enabling Wi-Fi Calling on iPhones
Open the Settings app on your iPhone and select Phone.
Tap on Wi-Fi Calling within the mobile data options.
Switch on the Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone toggle. A Wi-Fi indicator will appear next to your carrier’s name in the status bar once activated.
Concluding Thoughts
With just a few taps, Wi-Fi calling can be enabled, giving you the freedom to place calls in places with spotty cellular reception. For assistance or further information, reach out on our help forums. Share this guide to help others stay connected!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the costs associated with Wi-Fi calling?
Typically, Wi-Fi calling is included in your plan at no extra charge. However, it’s wise to check with your carrier as different rules may apply, especially when calling overseas.
Can Wi-Fi calling improve call quality?
Absolutely. Wi-Fi calling is known to enhance call quality in areas with inadequate cellular signal, providing you with a clearer and more reliable calling experience wherever there’s Wi-Fi access.
