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My carrier just announced that they are offering Wi-Fi calling. Why can’t I find that option to turn it on. I’m running iOS 17.0.3 on an iPhone 13. I’ve looked every where including phone settings and cellular settings. The option isn’t available.
iPhone 13, iOS 17
If the option does not show up, there are a few possibilities.
If the option does not show up, there are a few possibilities.
Never heard of AirVoice and can’t find them on this list in any region: Wireless carrier support and features for iPhone in the United States and Canada - Apple Support
You’re using an unsupported carrier. Odds are you will not be able to use WiFi calling.
Thanks. It does not show up even though the email from the carrier (an MVNO - AirVoice) was bragging about how they now offer it and to simply turn it on on my phone. I guess I'll have to contact them. Not looking forward to 40 minutes plus on hold.
Check here: go to -> Settings -> Mobile Service (or Cellular Data) -> Wi-Fi Calling - turn in ON.
You scrolled down a little too much.
If I then scroll further down, then I see Wi-Fi Assist.
Info about About Wi-Fi Assist -> About Wi-Fi Assist – Apple Support (UK)
I've tried that. There is no option for wifi calling when I go to cellular data - there is wi fi assist but I understand that is not the same thing.
My carrier just announced that they are offering Wi-Fi calling.
Have you received an official announcement?
I received an email from AirVoice telling me that Wi-Fi calling is now available.
OK.
Then contact AirVoice and ask them, which carrier.
Wi-Fi calling option doesn’t show up
