What is Wifi calling & how to turn it on using my Galaxy phone
Wi-Fi Calling lets you make and receive calls and send messages over a Wi-Fi connection when your mobile network signal isn't available. For this feature to work, your phone must be connected to a Wi-Fi network, have an active SIM card inserted, and Wi-Fi calling must be enabled by your network provider.
Please note: Wi-Fi Calling may not be available depending on your network and device
There are two ways to activate Wi-Fi Calling, through the Quick settings panel or through the Phone app.
Please note: If you can't see the menu options below on your phone, please contact your network provider to check that Wi-Fi Calling is available on your network and activated for your device.
Through the Quick settings panel:
Through the Phone app:
Please note: If you can't see the Wi-Fi calling options above on your phone, please contact your network provider to check that Wi-Fi Calling is available on your network and activated for your device.
Please note: you can update your emergency information later by navigating to Wi-Fi Calling, and then tapping Emergency Location Information or Update Current Emergency Address.
- Mobile network preferred: Your mobile network will be used for calls. If your network is unavailable, Wi-Fi will be used.
- Wi-Fi preferred: Your phone's Wi-Fi network will be used for calls. If Wi-Fi is unavailable, the mobile network will be used.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, please contact your network provider for further assistance.
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