Setting up Wi-Fi calling on an iPhone allows you to make and receive calls over a Wi-Fi network when cellular coverage is limited.

Here’s a guide on how to set up Wi-Fi calling on your iPhone:

Setting Up Wi-Fi Calling on iPhone:

1. Check Compatibility:

Wi-Fi calling is available on iPhone 5s and later models with iOS 9 or later and is supported by most major carriers. Ensure your carrier and iPhone model support Wi-Fi calling.

2. Enable Wi-Fi Calling:

Launch the “Settings” app on your iPhone.

3. Go to Phone Settings:

Scroll down and tap on “Phone.”

4. Wi-Fi Calling:

Select “Wi-Fi Calling” or “Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone.”

5. Enable Wi-Fi Calling:

Toggle the switch to enable Wi-Fi Calling.

6. Verify Your Address:

Follow the on-screen prompts to verify your address for emergency services (this is a requirement for enabling Wi-Fi calling).

7. Confirmation:

Once enabled, you should see a Wi-Fi icon in the status bar when you are connected to a Wi-Fi network that supports Wi-Fi calling.

Additional Tips:

Carrier Support: Some carriers might require you to enable Wi-Fi calling through their specific settings or apps. Check with your carrier for detailed instructions.

Adjust Settings: You can also adjust Wi-Fi calling preferences, such as preferring Wi-Fi while roaming or choosing cellular preferred for calls.

Benefits of Wi-Fi Calling:

Improved Connectivity: Helps maintain call quality and clarity in areas with weak cellular coverage but strong Wi-Fi signals.

No Additional Charges: Wi-Fi calling uses your existing plan’s minutes without incurring additional charges.

International Calls: Especially useful for making international calls without incurring high roaming charges.

By following these steps and enabling Wi-Fi calling on your iPhone, you can stay connected even in areas with poor cellular reception by utilizing a Wi-Fi network.