You can always download and install whatever carriers firmware that you want to use onto the phone and that will enable those calling features that you want.
As an example, I have the AT&T Note 9. AT&T unlocked the phone for me this morning and I inserted my T-Mobile sim card into the phone. The only problem is that since it's an AT&T phone with the AT&T firmware installed, WiFi calling will not work. I simply flashed the unlocked models firmware unto my AT&T phone and now WiFi calling works. It's very simple to do and you need a Windows PC to do the firmware flashing.
I could also have installed the T-Mobile firmware onto this phone but I chose not to because I don't want the T-Mobile bloat on my phone now that it is unlocked.
So again, you simply install the Verizon firmware onto that phone and you will then be able to use WiFi calling.
Where can you get the firmware to download?
Might be based on carrier. I'm scrapping with Rogers here because I had to get an insurance replacement for my S9. Now they claim it isn't a Rogers device so they won't allow wifi calling on it. I tried to fix it twice now. The first time the phone the insurance carrier sent was obviously unlocked. I did a dance of joy but then realized that the wifi option wasnt even on it. Insurance was good enough to swap again to a Roger's phone but Roger's still won't allow the device on. Crazy. The law states we need to have unlocked as an option but they play games to cripple phones not purchased through them.
Have unlocked on ATT. no wifi calling available. ATT keeps that reserved to the ATT branded phones. Suckers.
ATT? so after you did that, where you able to go to setting and enable wifi calling from your phone?I called tech support and told them I had calls dropping from my house and work and they turned on a "socket" so I would have wifi calling.
I called tech support and told them I had calls dropping from my house and work and they turned on a "socket" so I would have wifi calling.
I think Odin set the definition of "simple to do". Google flashing, using Deuces Flash, isn't much more complicated.I simply flashed the unlocked models firmware unto my AT&T phone and now WiFi calling works. It's very simple to do
I called tech support and told them I had calls dropping from my house and work and they turned on a "socket" so I would have wifi calling.
Might be based on carrier. I'm scrapping with Rogers here because I had to get an insurance replacement for my S9. Now they claim it isn't a Rogers device so they won't allow wifi calling on it. I tried to fix it twice now. The first time the phone the insurance carrier sent was obviously unlocked. I did a dance of joy but then realized that the wifi option wasnt even on it. Insurance was good enough to swap again to a Roger's phone but Roger's still won't allow the device on. Crazy. The law states we need to have unlocked as an option but they play games to cripple phones not purchased through them.