Wi-Fi calling allows you to make and receive phone calls using a Wi-Fi network instead of your mobile network. This is especially useful in areas with poor cellular reception but a strong Wi-Fi signal. Here’s how to enable and use Wi-Fi calling on your smartphone:
📱 For Android:
Open the phone app.
Tap the three dots (menu) and go to Settings.
Select Calls or Calling Accounts.
Find Wi-Fi Calling and toggle it on.
You may need to enter your emergency address for safety.
🍏 For iphone (ios):
Go to Settings.
Tap phone > Wi-Fi Calling.
Toggle Wi-Fi Calling on This iphone to on.
Enter your emergency address if prompted.
Once enabled, your phone will automatically use Wi-Fi for calls when the cellular signal is weak. You can dial numbers and receive calls as usual—there’s no need to use a separate app.
💡 Tips:
Wi-Fi calling doesn’t use extra data for voice calls.
It’s supported by most major carriers (Airtel, Jio, Vi, BSNL, etc.).
Make sure your phone and SIM support the feature.
✅ Conclusion:
Wi-Fi calling is an easy, cost-effective way to stay connected in low signal zones. Just turn it on in settings, connect to Wi-Fi, and call like normal—no extra apps required!
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