Have you ever wanted to make a phone call on your iPhone without using your cellular network? WiFi calling is a feature that allows you to do that. It allows you to make and receive phone calls over a WiFi network, rather than using your cellular network.
This can be useful in areas with limited or no cellular signal. WiFi calling is supported by most carriers and iPhone models, but you’ll need to enable it first. In this article, I will show you How to Enable and Use WiFi Calling on Your iPhone.
Also, read How To Enable Wi-Fi Calling On Android
Some things to keep in mind when using WiFi calling
- WiFi Calling may not be available in all countries or regions, or with all carriers. Contact your carrier for availability.
- It can also consume your data allowance, depending on your plan and the network you are using.
- Wi-Fi calling may not support all call features, such as conference calls, call waiting, or caller ID.
- It may not work well with some public or hotel WiFi networks, or with VPN or proxy services. If you have problems, try using a different WiFi network or turning off the VPN or proxy.
- WiFi calling can affect your battery life, as it uses more power than cellular calls.
How to Enable WiFi Calling on Your iPhone
To enable WiFi calling on your iPhone, follow these steps.
1. First, Open the “Settings” app on your iPhone. Scroll down and select “Phone.”
2. Once you’re in the phone menu, scroll down and tap “WiFi Calling.”
3. Then, toggle the switch next to “Wi-Fi Calling on this iPhone” to enable WiFi Calling.
4. After that, a popup menu will appear asking for confirmation. Tap “Enable” to confirm.
Before you enable WiFi calling, you need to provide an emergency address (or E911) to your mobile carrier. This is a legal requirement that helps emergency services locate you if you call 911 over WiFi.
If you want to update your emergency address, follow these steps, just tap on Update Emergency Address. Fill in your address details, such as your street name, apartment number (if any), city, state, and zip code. Then press Save in the bottom-right corner.
That’s it. Now you can use WiFi calling on your iPhone.
How to Use WiFi Calling on your iPhone
Now, once you have successfully enabled WiFi calling on your iPhone, it’s time to learn how to make and receive calls over WiFi. Using WiFi Calling is very easy, just look for the WiFi icon in the status bar of your iPhone. If you see “WiFi” next to your carrier name, it means you’re using WiFi Calling.
Now make any call and you will notice that the call will be made through WiFi. However, if the wifi connection is lost during the call, your call will automatically switched to our cellular network.
Some Benefits of Wifi Calling
- You can make or receive calls even when your cellular signal is weak or not available.
- You can enjoy better sound quality than cellular networks, especially if you have a fast and reliable WiFi connection.
- You can reduce your mobile data consumption, as WiFi calls do not use up your cellular data plan.
- You can save money on your phone bill, depending on your carrier and plan. Some carriers do not charge anything extra for WiFi calling, while others may give you lower rates for international or roaming calls over WiFi.
Conclusion
WiFi calling is a handy feature that can improve your call quality and save your mobile data. By following these simple steps, you can enable WiFi calling on your iPhone and enjoy the benefits of this feature. Also, if you find this article helpful, don’t forget to share it with your friends.
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