Some iPhone users have found that their WiFi calling function is not working properly. They may be using a cellular network connection when the WiFi connection isn’t strong enough to make and receive calls, or they may have not installed their device’s most recent operating system or network settings. If you are experiencing this issue, please try updating your device to the latest software or setting and see if the problem persists.

Here Are Some Measures You May Take to Attempt to Resolve the Issue

1. Check Wifi Calling’s Status in Settings

To use WiFi calling on your phone, you first need to make sure that the feature is enabled. This can be done by checking with your phone’s settings or by contacting your carrier. Most phones do not have WiFi calling enabled by default, so you will need to take some steps to enable it. ..

  1. Open the Settings app on your device.
  2. Under “Phone,” tap “WiFi Calling.”
  3. If WiFi calling is enabled, you’ll see a green checkmark next to it. If not, you’ll see a red X. ..

Settings on your Android device can be used to enable or disable WiFi calling. To enable the function, click the toggle.

2. Restart the Router and Cellphone

If WiFi Calling is enabled but not functioning correctly, try rebooting the phone and router. Restarting your device usually solves network problems. ..

3. Perform a Software Update Check

Apple provides small software updates that solve software issues regularly. This means that upgrading may restore WiFi Calling functionality if you are not on the most recent version.

  1. Open the Settings app on your device.
  2. Scroll down to the bottom and select “System.”
  3. Scroll down to the bottom and select “Security.”
  4. Scroll down to the bottom and select “Privacy.”
  5. Scroll down to the bottom and select “Data Usage.”

If there is an available update, press Update Software and then Press Download and Install.

4. Switch Airplane Mode Off and On

Wireless sensors and antennas can no longer communicate with each other while the device is in airplane mode. Cellular data, Bluetooth, and WiFi connections are disabled when you activate Aeroplane Mode. ..

The Airplane mode setting is the simplest way to toggle it on your phone. Open it by swiping up from the screen on phones with a home button or down from the top of the screen on phones with face unlock.

Tap the Flight mode button and wait 30 seconds for the connections to terminate. Then tap the Airplane button again to reactivate all connections.

5. Disable Mobile Data

Some users have found that if they force their iPhone to use a WiFi network rather than the cellular connection, WiFi Calling will function. This is because your iPhone has no other option when attempting to connect to the internet.

To disable mobile data on your phone, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Settings app on your phone.
  2. Under “Wireless and networks,” tap “Data usage.”
  3. Under “Mobile data,” tap “Off.” ..

Launch the App Settings.Select Cellular.Turn off Cellular Data.Hold for up to one minute.Activate Cellular Data access.

If you are having trouble with your phone, you can try turning off cellular data for a longer period of time and then switch it on again.

6. Reset Your Phone’s Network Settings to Default

If you’re having trouble calling people over WiFi, resetting your phone’s network settings may be the best solution. After doing this, you’ll need to re-join your WiFi network.

  1. Reset your router by pressing the reset button.
  2. Reset your computer by clicking on the Start button and typing “cmd” in the search bar. Once cmd is highlighted, right-click on it and select “Run as Administrator.”
  3. Type “ipconfig /release” and press Enter.
  4. Type “ipconfig /renew” and press Enter again.
  5. Type “netsh interface ipv4 reset” and press Enter to reset your network settings to their default values. ..

Launch the App Settings. Choose General. Tap Reset. Choose Restore Network Settings. Enter your passcode. Confirm the procedure.

7. Reset Your iPhone to Default Settings

If you have tried all of the troubleshooting steps that are typically recommended for resolving WiFi calling issues, but the functionality still does not work properly, then it may be time to consider a more serious issue. ..

To restore your cellphone to factory settings, follow these steps:

  1. First, make sure you have the latest firmware installed on your device. This firmware is responsible for maintaining the phone’s security and performance.
  2. Next, make sure you have a data plan that supports resetting your device. If you don’t have a data plan that supports resetting your device, you’ll need to purchase one before proceeding.
  3. Finally, be sure to back up all of your important data before doing this reset. This will help ensure that if something goes wrong during the process, you can easily restore your phone to its original state without any worry of losing any information or data.

Conclusions

If you are having trouble making or receiving calls over WiFi, it may be because your phone is not compatible with the WiFi Calling feature. You can check to see if your carrier supports the function by verifying that they have a page on their website that says so. If you’re not sure, you can also call them and ask. If all of this fails, then you may want to try repairing any existing issues on your phone or activating WiFi Calling through your carrier.

When you have enough data in your WiFi network, your device will switch to cellular data.

WiFi is a safe way to connect to the internet, and calling over it will never put you in danger of a WiFi attack.

If you’re having trouble connecting to the internet, reset your network settings by navigating to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. Afterward, various settings, including WiFi networks, passwords, cellular settings, VPN and APN setups are returned to their initial values. ..