Iphone Prefer Wifi Calling Over Cellular

Wi-Fi Calling Settings for Improved Connectivity

Understanding Wi-Fi Calling

Wi-Fi calling allows you to make and receive calls over a Wi-Fi network, even when you have a weak cellular signal. This can be beneficial in areas with poor cell coverage or when you're trying to conserve data usage.

How to Turn On Wi-Fi Calling

To turn on Wi-Fi calling, go to: * Settings * Cellular * Wi-Fi Calling Toggle the switch to On.

Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Calling

If you're having trouble making or receiving calls over Wi-Fi, try the following troubleshooting steps: * Make sure Wi-Fi calling is enabled on your device. * Ensure that you have a stable Wi-Fi connection. * Restart your device. * Reset your network settings.

Additional Settings

In the Wi-Fi Calling settings, you can also: * Prefer Wi-Fi When Roaming: This setting allows you to prioritize Wi-Fi calling over cellular when you're roaming. * Wi-Fi Calling for Other Devices: This setting allows you to make and receive Wi-Fi calls on other devices that are linked to your Apple iCloud account.

Cellular Data Deactivation

To deactivate cell connectivity on your primary SIM when using Wi-Fi calling, disable the "Cellular Data" option under Settings > Cellular. This will ensure that all incoming and outgoing calls and text messages are routed through Wi-Fi.

Benefits of Wi-Fi Calling

Wi-Fi calling offers several advantages, including: * Improved call quality: Wi-Fi calling typically provides clearer and more stable call quality than cellular networks. * Extended coverage: Wi-Fi calling allows you to make and receive calls in areas with weak or no cellular signal. * Data savings: Wi-Fi calling does not consume cellular data, saving you money on your mobile bill.