How to Use Wi-Fi Calling on Your iPhone and Other Devices

Stay Connected in Areas With Poor Cellular Reception

Make Calls and Send Texts Over Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi calling is a feature that allows you to make and receive phone calls and text messages over a Wi-Fi network instead of using a cellular network. This can be useful in areas with poor cellular reception or when you want to save on your cellular data usage.

To use Wi-Fi calling on your iPhone, you must first enable it in the settings. Once enabled, you can make and receive calls and text messages over Wi-Fi just like you would over a cellular network. You can also use Wi-Fi calling to make calls to other Wi-Fi calling users for free, even if they are not on your carrier's network.

Wi-Fi calling is also available on other devices, such as Android phones, tablets, and laptops. The specific steps to enable and use Wi-Fi calling may vary depending on your device and carrier, but the general process is the same.