How does Wi-Fi Calling work?

Modified on Tue, 16 Jun at 10:20 PM

Wi-Fi Calling is a feature that allows you to make and receive calls using a Wi-Fi network instead of a mobile signal. It is particularly useful for staying connected in areas with poor indoor reception or mobile "blackspots". When you enable Wi-Fi Calling, your phone routes calls through your wireless internet connection rather than the mobile tower. Calls made using Wi-Fi Calling are treated exactly the same as standard mobile calls:
• They are deducted from your monthly minute allowance.
• If you have used all your allowance, you will be charged at standard out-of-plan rates.
• Calls to premium numbers or international numbers are charged at standard rates.

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