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Wi-Fi Calling
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share some info that could be a real game-changer for those of us—or our clients—living in areas with poor mobile reception. It’s called Wi-Fi Calling, and it allows you to make calls and send texts over a Wi-Fi connection instead of relying on traditional mobile signals. This can be especially useful in remote or rural areas or even indoors where signal strength might be weak.
How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling
While steps can vary by phone and network, here’s a general guide:
For iPhones:
1. Go to Settings > Phone > WiFi Calling
2. Toggle it ON
For Android phones:
1. Go to Settings > Connections > WiFi Calling
2. Toggle it ON
Things to Keep in Mind
Wi-Fi Calling is widely available in many countries, including the UK, USA, and others. However, its availability depends on your mobile network. Most major carriers (e.g., AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Telstra, Vodafone, etc.) support it, but you’ll want to check with your provider.
If you’re using a specific network like giffgaff, Wi-Fi Calling may have restrictions, such as only being available in the UK or requiring an active plan.
Abroad? Some carriers allow Wi-Fi Calling internationally, but it depends on the network. Others, like giffgaff, only support it within their home country.
Why It’s Useful
Perfect for those working or living in remote locations with unreliable mobile signals.
Saves costs when traveling (if supported abroad by your network).
Great for making calls indoors where signals may struggle.
If this sounds useful, give it a go or share it with someone who could benefit. The setup is simple, and it could be a lifesaver for staying connected!
Cheers,
Tony
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share some info that could be a real game-changer for those of us—or our clients—living in areas with poor mobile reception. It’s called Wi-Fi Calling, and it allows you to make calls and send texts over a Wi-Fi connection instead of relying on traditional mobile signals. This can be especially useful in remote or rural areas or even indoors where signal strength might be weak.
How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling
While steps can vary by phone and network, here’s a general guide:
For iPhones:
1. Go to Settings > Phone > WiFi Calling
2. Toggle it ON
For Android phones:
1. Go to Settings > Connections > WiFi Calling
2. Toggle it ON
Things to Keep in Mind
Wi-Fi Calling is widely available in many countries, including the UK, USA, and others. However, its availability depends on your mobile network. Most major carriers (e.g., AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Telstra, Vodafone, etc.) support it, but you’ll want to check with your provider.
If you’re using a specific network like giffgaff, Wi-Fi Calling may have restrictions, such as only being available in the UK or requiring an active plan.
Abroad? Some carriers allow Wi-Fi Calling internationally, but it depends on the network. Others, like giffgaff, only support it within their home country.
Why It’s Useful
Perfect for those working or living in remote locations with unreliable mobile signals.
Saves costs when traveling (if supported abroad by your network).
Great for making calls indoors where signals may struggle.
If this sounds useful, give it a go or share it with someone who could benefit. The setup is simple, and it could be a lifesaver for staying connected!
Cheers,
Tony
