Call waiting and adding a call

[nbdiver]

Does anyone else have this problem? When I am on a call and I get a call waiting call, I hit swap to answer the call then swap back to my original call. After this my screen still shows the other call is on hold and I don't have the ability to end it. If I hit end while picking up the second call it actually disconnects both calls. After this happens I have no ability to add a call and merge it as a conference call because the merge button is not available. It's still stuck on swap.

Has anyone else noticed this? If so is there a fix? Thanks on advance for the help.

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[nbdiver]

Anyone else have this problem?

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[GSDer]

I've never added a caller to an existing call, so I can't offer any suggestions there.

Regarding switching between callers - I've never figured out how to end one call while keeping the other in progress. I had this same problem with my previous Android phones - I think it's something inherent in the phone app design.
Perhaps a 3rd party phone app?

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[nbdiver]

anyone else have a solution to this problem. Its really annoying as I use my phone all day for work and the phone does not manage the calls very well when you are on a call and then answer call waiting.

 

[adelcastillo78]

The issue is not android, Its CDMA and how it handles multiple calls at the same time.

If you ask someone in AT&T or T-mo, they won't have this issue

 

[nbdiver]

That is interesting so its a Verizon only problem? I'll have to ask my Verizon rep about any fixes then.

 

[meyerweb#CB]

Nope, Verizon and Sprint. This is how it's been handled on every Sprint phone I've owned, Android or otherwise. I don't think any fixes exist at the moment. If they ever migrate to voice over LTE, that would probably resolve it.