on 16-07-2017 20:57
I've just activated WiFi and 4G calling on my Samsung S7 Edge. It all seems to be active, the My O2 app says it's on, and I have activated the 'WiFi calling' and '4G calling' toggle switches in Settings.
However I've noticed that when not connected to WiFi (i.e. on the cellular connection) as soon as I start a call the 4G icon in the status bar immediately drops back to H+ and stays like that for the whole call. As soon as the call finishes it goes back to 4G.
So do I really have 4g calling active? Anyone else seeing this behaviour?
Thanks.
on 16-07-2017 21:01
on 16-07-2017 21:01
I thought H+ was the equivalent of 4G
on 16-07-2017 21:17
on 16-07-2017 21:17
on 16-07-2017 23:11
on 16-07-2017 23:23
on 17-07-2017 06:27
on 17-07-2017 06:27
on 17-07-2017 21:38
on 17-07-2017 21:38
Tried deactivating, waiting until the O2 page confirmed deactivation, then reactivating. Multiple reboots of the phone, and setting the WiFi / 4G toggles in setting on and off then on again. No change, still seeing the same behaviour.
I'll leave it a day or so just in case something needs to settle down, although I can't see what that might be. Might pop in to an O2 shop and have a word, would be useful to actually see what icons are supposed to be displayed (or not!) when WiFi/4G calls are being made.
on 17-07-2017 21:43
on 17-07-2017 21:43
on 18-07-2017 22:30
on 18-07-2017 22:30
I may be misunderstanding how WiFi/4G calling works. Having done some research it looks like it will only become active in locations where the regular cellular voice signal is poor or non-existent. I assumed it would take precedence over the regular voice signal but it seems that it does not. if this is true it would explain why it is not working for me as I'm in an area with a strong regular voice signal.
Is this correct, does WiFi/4G calling only activate where there is no cellular voice signal?
on 19-07-2017 05:28
on 19-07-2017 05:28