I have the verizon variant of the Note 9 and I can't seem to figure out how to enable texting over WiFi. Is it possible and if so how do I get it working? The only setting I've really found was WiFi calling and I've enabled that to no avail.
Edit: I discovered that it works with verizon's Message+ it works just fine, and while I don't prefer it to samsung's message app it'll do for now.
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Hi,
I have the Captivate GalaxyS (Android) on Fido
I have noticed recently my Google voice app has stopped working over the 3G network, when I connect to wifi it works fine.
I use the app for visual voicemail, and not for calling.
If you are on 3G make sure you sign out and sign back in, for some reason the app works over wifi but not 3G
Any one experiencing this? could it be possible that Rogers/Fido is blocking the google voice app?
rumy said:
Hi,
I have the Captivate GalaxyS (Android) on Fido
I have noticed recently my Google voice app has stopped working over the 3G network, when I connect to wifi it works fine.
I use the app for visual voicemail, and not for calling.
If you are on 3G make sure you sign out and sign back in, for some reason the app works over wifi but not 3G
Any one experiencing this? could it be possible that Rogers/Fido is blocking the google voice app?
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I thought that Google Voice wasn't enabled in Canada.. am I missing something?
Hi, I know most of you guys are aware that the Moto X doesn't support T-Mobile Wi-Fi calling natively. What are some workarounds you may have to use Wi-Fi calling? I need this feature since my service is abysmal at home. Are there any suggestions? My theory is using Hangouts Dialer, but there's not much of a hand off like native Wi-Fi calling for me.
Someone on Google+ asked this same question on the T-Mobile page and the answer was no, that there are no plans to get the moto X on Wi-Fi calling at this time, but to keep checking or some BS like that.
T-Mobile does offer a signal booster, not the Wi-Fi router for Wi-Fi calling, but a cellular booster. You might want to call and look into that.
For the mean time, there is free "wifi calling" service like Google voice now know as hangouts. There are others but that is the best one i can recommend to use for the mean time.
There's word that T-Mobile is working with Google to get wifi-calling on the nexus phone(s), but I wouldn't hold my breathe. You're best alternative is like the above poster suggested and use google voice for calling.
Has anyone found that they cannot setup Google Voice to work ?
Even though my voicemail provider is set as google Voice, I'm still getting calls sent to the default T-Mo voicemail.
I've looked in the Verizon S6 threads, and smeone mentioned turning off VOLTE, but VOLTE is already turned off.
Anyone else having issues ?
Works fine for me but I originally set it up on my previous phone not sure if that matters or not. The only negative thing that happened with voice on this phone so far was one voicemail without a notification.
I've found my voicemail gets routed over to T-Mobile's app. Not really sure how to get it working right again. I too will be interested in seeing if others have a solution
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Go to their website and follow the inductions for your carrier to set up call forwarding
AT&T flipped the switch on WiFi calling today, I now have it working on my work iphone. How do I enable this on my S6? I'm stuck using an M-Cell due to poor coverage and would love to scrap that thing in favor of WiFi calling, I just can't find the appropriate settings.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...t-root-mods-enabling-hidden-features-t3110223
The answer is here, if you're rooted. If not, I believe you're what they refer to as SOL. Wifi calling is only officially for iPhones atm.
So I totally forgot that I rely on wifi calling while at work. I have a tmobile S8 active and it works wonderfully but I ordered a P20 Pro to try out and didn't check to see if it supports wifi calling. Is anyone here using it on tmobile and know if wifi calling works? Thank you!