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How do I know I’m calling with wifi
iPhone XS
I’ve read this as well, but is it perhaps different for AT&T, as my status bar only shows the time and location services, not the carriers’s name (so I don’t know if it’s using cellular or wifi to call)? The only reason this is pertinent is because calls are cutting out, and I’m trying to identify where the problem might be. Thank you in advance,
From the support document you posted from: "If Wi-Fi Calling is available, you’ll see Wi-Fi after your carrier name in the status bar. Then your calls will use Wi-Fi Calling."
If the Wi-Fi label is not visible, try turning on Airplane mode for a a few seconds and turn on Wi-Fi. If available it should then show your carrier's name and the Wi-Fi label. If this is visible all calls placed will use Wi-Fi calling.
If the label does not show up, then Wi-Fi calling is not available.
Swipe down from the top right corner to open Control Center. Carrier Name should then appear there with the rest of the icons and the Wi-Fi label. It should work the same with AT&T.
Thanks Sberman. 😉
How do I know I’m calling with wifi
