Last night I decided to turn on wifi calling on my pixel 3xl on Verizon. I then decided to do the same to my wife's pixel 3xl on Verizon bought together on the same day. I discovered she doesn't have the option in the call settings menu. It says if the option isn't there it's because the carrier doesn't support it. How can that be? She also has different settings then my phone in the network settings menu. Shouldn't both phones settings be the same?
WIFE P3XL
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Rukbat
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Aside from not being able to unlock the bootloader (and I'm not even certain about that), you should have a stock Google Pixel 3XL. I'd bring them both into a Verizon company store and ask for a bit if technical help (they usually have a small tech department in back somewhere.)
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Mike Dee
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You might have to reset the network settings. As already suggested, I would recommend going into Verizon and have them take a look at it.
Can i reset it without loosing anything? (the wife will freak) lol i'm sure verizon will just reset.it.
I reset occasionally and my apps, emails, contacts, calendar, and lists in Keep all restore from the cloud. I have to enter passwords and configurations for specific apps.
I knew the federal government approves now of a variety of marriage configurations but when I saw your thread title I thought they'd approved of your marriage to a cell phone.
haha that was supposed to say wife's. when you say reset you mean just a network reset correct? not a factory reset??
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