VoWifi support for M1 Mobile

deathblade82

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As per titile.

Anyone here can confirm above ?

Saw on ST and SH website they do have this feature, but can’t find anything on this for M1.
 

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VoWiFi is supported on M1 on selected devices.

Some iPhone, some Galaxy, idk about others.
 

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VoWiFi is supported on M1 on selected devices.

Some iPhone, some Galaxy, idk about others.

Thanks for the prompt reply.

I am on ST with iPhone 7, have the feature. 4G ClearVoice must be activated under your number.

I supposed IPSec tunneling must be supported on your devices for it to work.
 

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Yup that’s right. Users on iPhone will also realise while connected to certain ap, the telco didn’t change its name to singtel wifi calling.

Android will have a separate icon for it though.

Thanks for the prompt reply.

I am on ST with iPhone 7, have the feature. 4G ClearVoice must be activated under your number.

I supposed IPSec tunneling must be supported on your devices for it to work.
 

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Thanks for the prompt reply.

I am on ST with iPhone 7, have the feature. 4G ClearVoice must be activated under your number.

I supposed IPSec tunneling must be supported on your devices for it to work.

For M1, just the normal 4G VAS is required. So basically all the 4G customers can get VoLTE and WiFi Calling automatically on eligible devices.

WiFi Calling works on iPhone 6 and above iirc.
 

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For M1, just the normal 4G VAS is required. So basically all the 4G customers can get VoLTE and WiFi Calling automatically on eligible devices.

WiFi Calling works on iPhone 6 and above iirc.
A lot of devices are now volte capable than 2 yrs ago, but telcos not opening the access
 
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