How Can I Use Wi-Fi Calling on My Primary Number?
Wi-Fi Calling (also known as VoWiFi) is a feature offered by many mobile operators that allows you to make and receive regular voice calls using a Wi-Fi connection instead of a mobile network. It works directly through your phone application; you do not need any special applications.
This technology is particularly useful in cases where cellular coverage is weak or non-existent, ensuring stable and clearer conversations wherever a Wi-Fi network is available.
Why Should You Use Wi-Fi Calling?
Wi-Fi calling offers several important advantages:
- It works even if there is no mobile phone signal.
- No special application or additional configuration is required.
- The person receiving the call does not need Wi-Fi.
- It improves call quality in areas with weak signal.
How Do I Enable Wi-Fi Calling?
The process steps may vary slightly depending on your operator and device, but generally, the process is simple.
How Can You Use Wi-Fi Calling on iOS?
- Go to Settings > Cellular.
- Select your line (phone number).
- Select Wi-Fi Calling.
- Enable the "Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone" feature.
- Accept the terms if prompted and restart your device if necessary.
To make a call: Ensure that Wi-Fi calling is turned on and you are connected to a stable Wi-Fi network. Open the phone application and dial normally. If it is active, the phrase "Wi-Fi" will appear in the status bar.
How to Use Wi-Fi Calling on Android?
- Go to Settings > Network & Internet > SIM Cards.
- Select your eSIM or your line.
- Select Wi-Fi Calling and turn it on.
- Restart the phone if necessary.
To make a call: Ensure that Wi-Fi calling is enabled and you are connected to a stable Wi-Fi network. Open the phone application and dial. A Wi-Fi icon may appear during the call.
How Can I Receive Wi-Fi Calls on Other Devices?
As long as they use the same Apple ID, you can receive Wi-Fi calls on your iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, or another iPhone. This feature works when your iPhone is nearby or connected to the internet.
Receiving incoming calls via Wi-Fi on other devices on iOS:
- Enable the feature by following Settings > Cellular > Wi-Fi Calling.
- Then go to the "Calls on Other Devices" option in the Cellular menu.
- Enable the "Allow Calls on Other Devices" option and select your devices.
Usage on iPad, Mac, or iPod Touch
- Ensure you are logged in with the same Apple ID you use on your iPhone.
- Go to Settings > FaceTime (or System Settings).
- Turn on "Calls from iPhone".
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are calls made over Wi-Fi free? Not exactly — the call still uses your operator's tariff and is generally charged as a local call.
- Which phones support calling over Wi-Fi? Most modern devices support it, but it is recommended to check your operator's compatibility list.
- How do I turn off Wi-Fi calling? Go to the Wi-Fi Calling section in the settings menu and simply switch the button to the off position.
- What does the Wi-Fi calling icon mean? This icon indicates that the call is being made over the internet (Wi-Fi) instead of the mobile network.
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