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on 21-04-2020 15:30
Whats App allows free calls to mobiles in USA, why is the same not true when using wifi calling? I have just been hit with a £75 bill for calling my daughter for 15 mins. I want to set a spending cap, but am told I have to ring 202, which is now only available for emergencies. Any ideas?
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on 21-04-2020 15:34
WiFi calling is the same as using your phone normally to call.
All calls come from your allowances or are charged at your standard rates.
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on 21-04-2020 15:34
Wifi calling uses your allowances so you have been charged correctly for international calling as you would normally be when using your phone.
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on 21-04-2020 15:48
Hi @Woble
Please see the link for more info on Wifi calling. https://www.o2.co.uk/connectivity/wifi-and-4g-calling
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on 21-04-2020 16:10
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on 21-04-2020 16:10
That uses data to call rather than your minutes.
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