Camilla Jessen
Ever find yourself frustrated by poor reception on your iPhone?
Others are reading now
Struggling with weak mobile signals on your iPhone? You’re not alone.
Many users experience unstable connectivity, especially in areas with poor phone reception. However, there’s a built-in solution that could solve your problem.
Introduced by Apple and supported on iPhones running iOS 13 and later, Wi-Fi Calling is a feature that leverages your Wi-Fi network to enhance voice call quality. This is especially beneficial in rural or poorly serviced areas where cellular signals are weak.
How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on Your iPhone
Follow these simple steps to turn on Wi-Fi Calling on your iPhone:
Also read
-
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
-
Tap Mobile Data or Cellular, depending on your region.
-
Choose Wi-Fi Calling and toggle it on to activate.
With Wi-Fi Calling enabled, your iPhone will automatically switch to making and receiving calls over Wi-Fi whenever the cellular signal is inadequate. This seamless transition ensures that your call quality remains high, regardless of cellular network conditions.
Apart from improving call quality, Wi-Fi Calling can also help conserve battery life, as your iPhone doesn’t need to constantly search for a better cellular signal.
