WiFi Calling - All you need to know | weBoost

What is wifi calling? Why use wifi calling? Will wifi calling work on my carrier? Will wifi calling work on my phone? Those are a few questions you may be asking yourself. We cover all of those topics and much more in this video so check it out to learn more.
How is wifi calling different than using apps like Skype, WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger? Wifi calling uses a wifi network to place a call or send a message instead of sending it through the cellular network. This can come in very handy when you're on the edge of a cellular network and get poor reception. It also works great if you're in a building which can block the signal from getting in, especially in the basement.
Wifi calling is Free! You won't need to add a special plan or package onto your existing plan. You'll just need to be on a carrier that supports wifi calling and be using a device that is compatible as well. All major carriers currently offer wifi calling so whether you're on AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, or T Mobile you'll be covered. Many smaller cellular providers like Republic Wireless also offer wifi calling. Which phones work with wifi calling? Many smartphones are wifi calling enabled but it will depend on your carrier which models are available.
Will wifi calling use my minutes? That's another question you may be asking. That will depend on your carrier and plan, some don't count the minutes used over wifi and others do so check with your particular carrier to see how they handle this.
Not sure how to set up wifi calling on your phone? Not to worry, we cover how to turn wifi calling on in this video as well. Both for iPhone (iOS) and android phones.
How do you get better wifi calling? If you want to get into even more depth on how you can make your wifi calls even better we'll explain the settings on your router and how to maximize your call quality. This will improve the clarity of your calls and make using HD Voice even better. What is HD Voice? HD Voice is premium call quality through your cell phone. It doesn't cost any extra you just need a compatible device and carrier.
If you don't want to mess with settings we also cover plug and play solutions to get you going and peak performance.
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[@hollyr7751]

I wasn't sure why my wifi calls are dropped or even not calling. This explains very well. Thank you.

[@niconicouana]

Well done! Clear, articulate and easy to understand, even for a non tekkie, like me. Thanks.

[@LenRosen4]

Very helpful. My wife just got a Samsung A8 and now I understand the principles behind WiFi calling. The bigger challenge was finding where to go on the device to set it up.

[@adamstt44]

Where do you go?

[@WBMservices]

AWESOME!!!!! We got a new router and now my wi-fi calls are dropping. Fantastic explanation on how to solve this problem. Thank you!

[@imamarmy]

Thanks for nice explanation of WiFi calling. I would like to add one more thing, when you are abroad you can also use the WiFi calling to avoid expensive roaming charges. I tried this and works excellently. So when you are in Bangkok for example your Family and friends remain connected with you and vice versa.

[@sadiak20]

How do you know that you are using wifi calling and not roaming?

[@markg6860]

@@sadiak20 Switch on wi-fi calling and switch off roaming when you are abroad.

[@damianomigani]

your voice is so soothing

[@bodymrgood]

no bro its soothing🤦‍♂️

[@JoeVinson]

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[@LLNotti0sama]

GAY.

[@sujatasingh1507]

Focus on the content bro

[@MrBibi86]

@@LLNotti0sama are u 12!

[@lexigamingtv7038]

If you don’t have service, chances are you’re not gonna have WiFi. And if your power goes out, that’s a whole different story. My carrier told me to put WiFi calling on for the hurricane coming (Dorian), but what use is it if your power goes out? Do people usually lose service during storms?

[@p3757]

I don't know if this is standard, but my router has a backup battery so even if you lose power it will still work for a period of time. Might be useful for you if you lose power often!

[@RaiseYourVibes333]

Generator ....

[@James_Knott]

@@p3757 Of course, your Internet connection could fail too. Even "POTS" telephone service, with a pair of wires going back to the central office is disappearing, in favour of VoIP over cable or fibre.

[@louisemiles5029]

You do have an excellent voice for instruction.

[@dreawint]

This video was excellent on finally explaining this concept to me, thank you so much. Important follow up. At 1 point you mention the amount of data a wifi voice or video call uses. I'm not an expert on the lingo, but I thought the whole point of Wifi in general is to not use your data. So if Wi-Fi calling is using your Wi-Fi service, why does data come into play? This is important to me to know because I don't have unlimited data and so I don't want to use Wi-Fi calling through my wifi service if it turns out it's still going to eat up my minimal data anyway. Sorry for my confusion and I hope u answer!

[@James_Knott]

Even though you're using WiFi and Internet for the "last mile", you're still using the carrier's phone network for the rest of the call.

[@christinarivera7785]

Quick question should I have my Wi-Fi calling on all the time or off I'm with AT&t and I have a Samsung Galaxy s22 I just want to know if my calls will go through if I have if it's going to affect my calls through my regular I have unlimited data unlimited text I just want to know if I should have my Wi-Fi calling on or off

[@almendoza6198]

No Cellular Signal but there is Wifi connections and am travelling internationally, say Greece. Is Wifi calling applicable?

[@dAbs5]

Yeah, it can

[@JJJJ-fg3qx]

Well explained Thank you

[@devilman8072]

This guys voice and tone literally screams to us “Dam, y’all so dumb u don’t even know what *wifi* calling is?? Dam, lmaoo 😂”

[@yogeshdeokar3853]

which no will be appearing on call receivers cellphone when I'm using wifi calling feature..?

[@weboostsignal]

Good question Yogesh. If you use the method of WiFi calling through your carrier (if they support it) it should show up as the same number for calls on a cellular network.

[@kryptonnite2321]

Sir, if i am using wifi calling, can i receive call from someone using cellular signal?

[@James_Knott]

One thing you forgot to mention is when you set up WiFi calling, you will be required to provide a physical address for 911 calls. For this reason, I don't normally connect to other WiFi, as I wouldn't want to find myself providing a wrong address, in the event of an emergency. As for whether WiFi calling uses minutes, it's irrelevant for me, as I have unlimited Canada wide calling & texts and 90 GB of data (which I have never even come close to using). Also, HD voice is also available with regular voice over IP via the Internet. I have set up several office phones that use it. I have a Google Pixel 6 on Rogers, a major Canadian cell, Internet and cable TV company.

[@HumorHeals59]

I love your voice, call me over wi fi to make sure it's working on my end...

[@Eugenepanels]

lol smooth

[@chincaglieria]

Oh my goodness, thank you for your help! What would I do without your techie guidance??!! So glad I found this. The manor in which you explain things is easy to follow due to your annunciation and diction.

[@jackyflores1047]

I have an android device but i dont have advanced calling on my settings. Any tips where i could find that so i can turn on wifi calling?

[@elizamay6402]

Use the stiings in your phone app, not general phone settings 🙂

[@elizamay6402]

*settings

[@haldunn5674]

Great video. Very informative. But I still have a few questions. How can Aunt Carol have wi-fi set up to work out in the pasture? If I'm at home then I have my own wifi and I know the password for my wifi, but if I'm out around town or at Aunt Carol's ranch then how will wifi be available? In a coffee shop I can use their wifi but only if it's free/guest wifi or if the password is posted. How will wifi calling work when I'm near OTHER people's wifi? I know, dumb questions, but I'm still a bit confused.

[@James_Knott]

I don't know why Aunt Carol has WiFi in the pasture, youll have to ask her, but any WiFi that you can connect to should work, unless they block it with their firewall. In my local community centre they seem to block everything other than browsers, so it wouldn't work there.

[@SanMan10100]

To activate Wi-Fi calling must you have a cellular network as well?

[@dennisrios4961]

Thank you for the informative video. My question: If I install a cell phone signal booster (because of a weak signal at my house) and I get a strong signal from the towers, can I or should I turn off the wireless switch on my phone. I'm not sure what to do. Thanks

[@lmd6204]

You won't need wifi calling, at all, then.

[@annitakaputjaza498]

Thank you for this video it was very help full and undarstanding

[@CECE1839]

Great video, Now, we understand the Concepts Behind WiFi calling…

[@espnch140]

Have you considered going into hypnosis?You have a good voice for it.

[@gr8ride411]

Interesting and very helpful info. Thank you👍🏽

[@taraekeiemoa9907]

What a marvelous presentation!!! Woow. But I still have a problem i forgot my phone number. Im in a remote area and I cannot connect through cellular network but only wifi. Can you help me with my phone number??? Hope to hear from you soon

[@elizamay6402]

Lol. Go to Phone settings (gear icon) scroll to bottom, and select About phone. Your number is thrre.

[@mohdqayemhussain5553]

I have a Galaxy J2 (i know it's too old). I did everything you said but it didn't work. what could be the problem with it? I enabled wifi calling but all I get is my cellular data is too low to make a call.

[@HeyMrDJ]

I still do not know the difference between having my regular Wi-Fi turned on and Going into Cellular settings and turning on "Wi-Fi Calling". I do have unlimited plan, but my VPN only works until I reach a certain limit on data usage for the month. So, my goal is to figure out how much of my Wi-Fi data to use, versus how much Cellular data to use (which does have a limit). Any clarification, or suggestions?

[@donotneed2250]

I drove for a company that had a terminal in Lorado, TX, and every time I went to the new building I had to go inside and use Wi-Fi calling to make calls. At the old building I didn't have any issues and could use either data or Wi-Fi to make calls. The new building was five or so miles north of the old one and was made of metal. The good thing was I wasn't awakened by telemarketers and scammers calling. That Qualcomm system in the truck worked though. I started using Wi-Fi calling at home and sometimes I'll have a dropped call. I've never had that happen using regular cell towers except with another carrier.

[@robelaleligay8770]

I hope you add some answers to this question - why I am billed by my service carrier when I use wifi calling and I call someone abroad? Thanks!

[@James_Knott]

When you use WiFi calling, it's only for the "last mile". You're still using the carrier's network for the rest of the call.

[@robelaleligay8770]

​@@James_Knott thanks I understood now. You get billed thru carrie using Whatsapp when on wifi calling because wifi slows down.

[@James_Knott]

@@robelaleligay8770 You get billed for Whatsapp? WiFi calling only refers to the phone's connection, not some 3rd party app. I can use WiFi calling with my carrier, but also have a 3rd party VoIP app, which has nothing to do with my carrier. If I call outside the country with my phone, I get charged by my carrier. If I call outside the country with the VoIP app, I don't, though the app might have a charge. In fact, the reason I first installed that app was to get free long distance across the entire country, which my phone didn't have at the time, though it does now.

[@James_Knott]

@robelaleligay8770 You get billed for Whatsapp? WiFi calling only refers to the phone's connection, not some 3rd party app. I can use WiFi calling with my carrier, but also have a 3rd party VoIP app, which has nothing to do with my carrier. If I call outside the country with my phone, I get charged by my carrier. If I call outside the country with the VoIP app, I don't, though the app might have a charge. In fact, the reason I first installed that app was to get free long distance across the entire country, which my phone didn't have at the time, though it does now.

[@charlesgoede2809]

so you can get your incoming calls thru wifi as well? We have Verizon network (USA) and want to get rid of our landline phone. I think we'll have to upgrade our iPhone as we only have a old iPhone '5'. Maybe a serious cell signal booster could do the same thing for us? We can text reliably but voice is always iffy. If the same booster system that could be used in our RV as well, that would be a bonus. Any help would be appreciated.

[@RaiseYourVibes333]

Don’t update software whatever u do...you’ll regret it. Apple just ended class action due to Th wit updates purposely glitching devices to manipulate people to buy new ones ...one BAD Apple!

[@hassanboussi8909]

Is it free for tmobile if i am cling from a different country to USA

[@nadirarajah5345]

Must the person u calling also have wifi calling or can u just place it like a normal call?

[@a7771157]

Your setting doesn’t effect your colloquist as long as you both are connected to the network. So, yes. You can call despite of whatever network your friends in.

[@James_Knott]

Like normal.

[@tobycrossland2186]

Does the internet usage come out of your home WiFi or your mobile data?

[@elizamay6402]

Wifi only - it's like using an IP phone at work

[@michelleippolito1287]

Why would WiFi calling use cellular data if it’s running using WiFi?

[@waxdoe115]

EXACTLY

[@JovenJB]

Cellular data is access to the internet and wi-fi is the internet. However, wi-fi doesn't count agaist your cellular data. I hope that makes sense to you.

[@Mario-xr3jo]

Yes, the voice is very nice. And it's refreshing to see body without any tattoos.

[@CyberWolfVR]

Does the other person that I call need to have WiFi call setting on or can I just call anyone without worrying about their settings on their phone?

[@James_Knott]

You can call anyone. It only affects your connection to your cell company.

[@quickfox5446]

I have a Samsung A30s, I don't see the WiFi Call in settings? And also in Call settings?

[@32phoenixx]

I was going to set this up on my att s7 edge but it wants you address for 911 purposes. I decided not to set it because I'm assuming if I'm on a wifi network away from my house and need to dial 911 it will use my home address as the location I'm at, not the real location I'm at. So if I'm at a coffee shop and dial 911 it will send emergency services to my house... What good is that?

[@weboostsignal]

Hi Duchy, that's an interesting dilemma. The 911 address sounds a lot like what MicroCell requires for GPS Location Verification. If you are at your home address, linked to your WiFi network and using WiFi calling, the 911 feature should work. However, if you're using WiFi calling on a different WiFi network (coffee shop, for example), I don't think it would still link to your home address. Not sure which carrier you are using, but Verizon posted some really helpful information about the 911 addresses purpose here: www.verizonwireless.com/support/knowledge-base-204184/

[@spartans8199]

I turn on wifi calling and im connected to wifi and it says the number u haave called is not available from this service

[@paolar7581]

Can I call someone else who doesn’t have WiFi calling? For example I have a iPhone 7 and my dad has a old flip phone. Would my calls go through?

[@amelia-rose2992]

My wifi calling flips from weak cell service to wifi calling and I want it to only use WiFi calling when I'm at home. Because I still get people who call me complaining they can't hear me. I look at the phone and it's showing that wifi calling is turning on and off.

[@carriewhite2378]

Thanks for the info I just found out my phone has wifi calling s8

[@burningdevil12345]

in a poor signal area with wifi calling on, is the phone still hunting for a phone signal? Because this will still cause a huge battery drain. Or does the phone stop hunting for a phone signal when you have wifi calling on?

[@JoylynneKaye]

Does it have something to do with the encrypted chats end to end chats

[@DemonicDemolition]

Can I receive calls when on WiFi calling?

[@James_Knott]

When you're on WiFi calling, your phone works exactly the same as when you're not.

[@DemonicDemolition]

Thanks, figured it out. For the holidays I am on call for my work. My sister lives in a rural area where I have no phone single. So in the past I’ve missed getting with family for holidays fearing I would miss an emergency call. But now I connect to her WiFi and all is great.@@James_Knott

[@Zindoo]

Hi, I am asking you how to get wifi calling on sony xperia f3311? Is wifi calling working in Norway?

[@stephenaddair]

I have Verizon on a Android phone and at&t on a Android phone, and most of the it works but lately it doesn't work, where I live I don't have any cellular service, what can I do for them to work always?

[@lynnthompson6796]

Good teacher thank you for sharing 😊💯👌

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

I go thru metropc and I have the Samsung j7prime.. When I go to setting it has a toggle to turn wifi calling on and off and it gives 3 options below that toggle for the options to use WIFI Preferred, Cellular Preferred, and No Cellular... So since I use my neighbors wifi that he gave me his password but lives down the hall in my apt complex and it's not very strong of a single. So with this said I'm just curious if I toggle it off and set the option for Cellular Preferred? Because sometimes lately I notice my wifi calling notification shows it lit up eventhough I never turned it on.. I have dropped calls using either option anyway..

[@lynetteparks3239]

Thank you for explaining wifi calling

[@Kuldaprince]

Bro I love your page and video can you please do a video for my huawei y9 prime 2019 wifi calling

[@donabel1273]

It's named "Wi-Fi CALLING". But if your cell phone's Wi-Fi Calling is turned on, does that also imply that calls RECEIVED will also be via wi-fi?

[@MrTorino619]

Great job.Thanks for posting the video !!!

[@dannyo3317]

How do you know if you are successful in setting up Wifi calling and are on a Wifi call, or that you made Wifi calls after enabling the feature?

[@JovenJB]

All current phones that support wi-fi calling show an icon in the top bar telling when calls will be made via wi-fi.

[@ItsMeJbird]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@MrClaudegagea]

I have Iphone 5S and 6. One has a Sim Card and the other does not. SO I have one active line and I switch devices by popping by sim card between the two. Question is can I call a non simed device with a simed device through wifi. Also how do I call the phone that has no sim. I am guessing because one has no service, the answer is no regardless of internet availability.

[@nelboybosque8906]

very informational. subscribed!

[@challavikas5322]

Does the recipient phone also require wifi in order to recieve a call??

[@elizamay6402]

No.

[@dman89]

So do you need a sim?

[@graymatt181]

NO if you have wifi at home you can make free text and phone calls through your wifi or If you go out somewhere that you can connect to their wifi like at a coffee shoppe or a shopping mall, I like to use it at home that way i save on mins, If your wifi at home is strong you won't drop that many calls

[@JovenJB]

You do need a SIM card to be allowed to use a network to route your call. You can only make emergency calls without an active SIM card.

[@juniorcastro5478]

does your phone have to be activated or could you call through Wi-Fi even if your phone is deactivated

[@weboostsignal]

Thanks for watching, no your phone does not need to have a service plan to make wifi calls. Here's an article that may be helpful to you time.com/4438973/how-to-use-wifi-calling-iphone/

[@theboul8099]

That video is dum we all know how to do that 😑

[@raylamparelli5582]

No we don't. Speak for yourself.

[@tonys9413]

spicer40 You’re dumb ignorant, not “dum”

[@sats9171]

So wifi calling users data not airtime. Does the person I'm calling also need to have wifi calling or can I call there normal land line or there normal cell

[@James_Knott]

It should use minutes, not data. It has nothing to do with what the other person has.

[@treydavis7858]

When I put on wifi calling it says on so is the switch, but on the bottom it says disabled then it does not work. Please tell me if you know how to fix.

[@w11granny72]

My phone mast is down. I can make calls from home on the WiFi calling but not been able to do it outside. Can you help?

[@Anil-lc3bc]

Hey WeBoost, Thanks for your video I am from India and I love to use your 4g booster for my home office I am a remote developer and 4G signal is very week in my village. I have to put my cellphone on window to get some 4g signal please suggest me which one is the best for me.

[@unimatrix82]

what if you have a unlocked T-mobile device and want to use it on At&t will the wifi calling work ?

[@lyssmartinez5329]

I have a verizon phone but my varrier is at&t & it doesnt work on me

[@JovenJB]

Locked phones, even when they've been unlocked, are not allowed to made wi-fi calling. That's one of the reasons why I bought a generic global phone with wi-fi calling capabilities.

[@The_Silver_Scorpio]

I have a Samsung Galaxy S9 and my carrier claims they support WIFI calling for this device and my subcribtion is enabled for this functionality. On the phone however, the option to enable WIFI-Calling is not visible. I have been calling the support from the carrier and Samsung, but no solution so far. My brother has an S9+ and my wife an S7 using the same carrier, both have WIFI-calling working just fine. Any idea how I can get this resolved?

[@tpeter5866]

What I think is that your phone doesn't support.

[@The_Silver_Scorpio]

It has been solved by changing the phone to the same model but one that is delivered without a free SIM card from the Belgian Telecom Provider Proximus.

[@mikebeaulieu9485]

Will wi-Fi calling work with iPhone 10?

[@siamavantawl8571]

Can i use wyfi call when idont have Data peck...!??..plis answer me..!!

[@bestillandknowthatuaregod]

does it show your location if you use Wi-Fi calling?

[@vladimirkovalchuk2863]

How can I use wifi calling if I puchased my phone not from a carrier? Going to use Sony Xperia 1 II and willing to switch to any carrier. Help! :)

[@jeromyschall5330]

I need some help. We changed our internet service to ViaSat which uses a satalight now my wifi calling is not working well. I can hear them but people struggle to hear or understand me?

[@JovenJB]

The bit rate for your data plan is low.

[@JawkneexJones6785]

I cannot see any options for wifi calling even my wifi calling is on....when i press call, it still uses my cellular load not in wifi calling, where i can find the wifi calling in phone calls during dialling cellular numbers? Thanks

[@bossandrei7]

Does Wifi Calling save battery or drain it ?

[@stressyporkrind3828]

I live in Missouri and if you step outside your door you no longer have a WiFi connection. So what good is WiFi calling ?

[@darrenwoloshyn]

Stressy Porkrind basements or places with no cell service but has wifi

[@prospers4784]

I found out that although Metro PCS doesn't have international roaming, I can still use wifi calling when I am there.

[@Singdollar]

Finally understood WiFi calling. Just switched it off on my phone. Kept having calling cut off

[@Jay-qx5jv]

it made ur calls cut off ?

[@gunjanmalhotrra1302]

Very informative. Thanks

[@eduardodeluna2319]

I have an android phone (huawei 2lite). is it applicable? I go to settings but I haven't seen WIFI CALLING. how do I use my WiFi for calling

[@Lori68N]

Great, great information.. THANK YOU

[@octoman511]

would wi fi calling work with tracfone on an unlocked phone?

[@ManujaDeSilvafkc]

If I'm in a different country (on travel) (Roaming) how does it work ?

[@JovenJB]

When you're out of the country is when you get most of the benefit. If your phone is logged on a wi-fi spot and wi-fi calling is selected, you can make a call to the USA without roaming or sounding like long distance/international call. I've done it many time as T-Mobile subscriber.

[@abemellouki682]

did you get texts as well?

[@maxquinn5755]

So is this saying I have to have active service with a Carrier in order to use Wi-Fi calling? I have no phone service but I would like to use my Wi-Fi calling Is that possible?

[@darrenwoloshyn]

Yes. It still uses your phone number. Magic jack or google voice just uses your wifi

[@poplinlil2153]

Hey guys, use Wi-Fi it will work facetime??

[@veronicabarletta9755]

Can I receive and make calls from an isolated cabin with high speed WiFi?

[@elizamay6402]

That is the gyst of it (the entire point) no need for cell service, only wifi required. Think of it like using facebook calling, or skype - but you don't need the app.

[@andrewleonardi3351]

This was so helpful. Thank you!

[@weboostsignal]

Thanks for watching Andrew! We're glad it was useful.

[@stshag]

weBoost I have used wifi calling at home for several years because I don't have cell service there and it is fantastic. I also have an RV and use wifi calling in it also. I am being successful using wifi calling in the RV. My question is what would be the benefit of a cell booster over wifi calling assuming a good internet connection at the park?

[@deniseboucher1353]

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[@EmilianoMartinez-fo3sd]

This is TOTALLY MESSED UP,., LITERALLY,., A VERY SWEET AND WELL EXPLAINED HOW TO GET YOU ANYWHERE AND ANYTIME 24/7

[@ALB_Editz1]

I just checked Wi-Fi calling is also on for EE users

[@dhcourier]

I still don’t completely understand if long distance charges apply. For example. I have Rogers wireless with free local calling/ unlimited incoming. Now if I’m at home with wifi calling and I make a long distance call am I charged long distance. I have already called Rogers wireless and I’m more confused. First she said absolutely not. Then she changed her mind.

[@robelaleligay8770]

I knaow this has been a long time comment but I hope my response helps - if you call someone internationally using wifi calling, your service provider may bill you whether u make regular wifi call or using an app such as whatsapp. To avoid that, turn on your airplane mode and turn on wifi. With that, no matter how long you make calls, there's no way your service provider bills you.

[@James_Knott]

It makes no difference for billing. If you paid for a long distance call when connected to the cell network, you'd still pay on WiFi calling. It only improves your connection to Rogers. BTW, I'm also on Rogers and have unlimited Canada wide calling and texts. However, I have a poor signal in my condo, so WiFi calling gives me good service.

[@reymz23]

Sir can you help me about this because i can call 1 only contact but my other contacts like my mother and father i can't even send a message them.

[@justindaven777]

very very good explanation

[@marks5777]

My friend is still using an analog cell phone and has problems with dropped calls when at home. Is there any way for him to connect to WiFi?

[@James_Knott]

Analog? Does anyone still support that? Where I live, analog was shut down almost 20 years ago. Perhaps they're using a 2G or 3G phone? Those don't support WiFi calling. They'll likely soon not work at all, as 2G & 3G are phased out.

[@dougprentice1363]

I dont have that setting on my android. Its an old republic moto, now with Verizon.

[@k4IIen]

Can wifi calling help with long distance charges

[@James_Knott]

No.

[@derwinblack5649]

If I am on a cruise or in another country--can I use wifi calling to avoid roaming charges on another cell phone carrier?

[@weboostsignal]

We actually have more knowledge on booster and cellular technology, it's probably best to contact your provider's technical support about this question. Sorry about that, thank you for the comment!

[@imamarmy]

Yes you can very well use it.

[@RishabhGuptaguptarishabh]

When is this wifi calling coming to India? Any news

[@benekioisepic2557]

Will international calls be free?

[@QueenLadivah]

I am still confused. How a network use wifi which is not their connection?

[@James_Knott]

It's a long story and there are videos about it, but essentially VoLTE (4G), VoNR (5G) and WiFi calling are all essentially the same thing. WiFi calling is just another method for connecting to the cell phone network.

[@saificlassics1382]

Any app? My husband is in uae and I'm in Pakistan i miss him so much can any one plz recommend any app

[@alexispa41]

Saif Ali Skype or discord

[@razzaqmerchant4127]

Hello??? Can u plz help me plz . I have nokia 8 speaker is not working loud when put earphones then I can listen and calling also but not on loud