No matter how advanced the iPhone gets, the fundamental use of this device is to make and receive phone calls. Apple has stayed true to this purpose and ensured that their customer gets the best in call experience in terms of network reception and also call quality. In recent times, a new issue that has come to light is the network reception in certain select areas.
This usually happens if an area is new, or lacks a network tower, in which case, it becomes very difficult to place or receive phone calls over your network. To combat this, Apple has introduced a feature called ‘WiFi Calling’. WiFi calling allows you to make calls through your network provider, but instead of using the network itself, it uses WiFi. This helps you make calls to your desired contacts, even when there is no proper reception. However, for this to work, a stable WiFi network is mandatory.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to enable WiFi calling on the iPhone.
Step 1. Open the ‘Settings‘ app on the iPhone.
