on 17-05-2021 17:38
Hi, sorry if this is in the wrong place.
I have an o2 phone number. Since lockdown, I've been routing our old work landline to my mobile phone.
I'm potentially going to be in France for several months, I can work remotely, but my boss doesn't want our customers to hear an international dial tone. I've talked to several VOIP and similar companies, but then my friend suggested a simple answer and I wanted to check it was possible.
She suggested I put my phone in airplane mode and enable wifi-calling. That way the calls aren't bouncing off data towers. I tested it with a brick phone and was happy to see I could still take calls from a non-wifi enabled phone. But what I don't know is, would my IP address register me as abroad? Does wifi calling still have an international dial tone? If anyone knows the answer to this, I'd be really grateful.
Best,
Elena
on 17-05-2021 18:49
@elenar Unfortunately o2 WiFi calling doesn't work abroad.
on 17-05-2021 19:35
on 17-05-2021 19:35
on 17-05-2021 19:43
on 17-05-2021 19:43
I found this service but you have to pay.
https://www.ttnc.co.uk/services/call-management/bolt-ons/uk-ringtone
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 17-05-2021 19:46
on 17-05-2021 19:46
on 17-05-2021 21:44
on 17-05-2021 21:44
You'd need to route the calls through a UK Skype number (or similar UK VOIP service).
on 17-05-2021 22:08
on 17-05-2021 22:08
Great, thank you so much MI5!
on 17-05-2021 22:53
on 17-05-2021 22:53