WiFi calling in Quick Settings?

[Venom0642]

Can you , what's the command for that?

When i get home I'll look for it, that's how i added mobile data toggle since AT&T removed it as you see mobile data

 

[jhimmel]

I don't understand.

Can adb command and add that wifi calling toggle.

 

[pizza_pablo]

I only want it in certain locations.

Ok. What's the advantage of doing that?

 

[mustang7757]

When i get home I'll look for it, that's how i added mobile data toggle since AT&T removed it as you see mobile data

That's awesome , yeah definitely let me know

 

[jhimmel]

Because it's unreliable for me, so I only want it on when absolutely necessary.

Ok. What's the advantage of doing that?

 

[pizza_pablo]

Because it's unreliable for me, so I only want it on when absolutely necessary.

Oh, OK. I haven't used it much. I thought it would select whichever service was available. I have it on, always and see no issues. Thanks.

 

[SpookDroid]

Oh, OK. I haven't used it much. I thought it would select whichever service was available. I have it on, always and see no issues. Thanks.

It does if you set it to do so, but the system just checks for connectivity, not for performance until you're actually IN a call. Some WiFi networks will act crapily with WiFi Calling or block it entirely (some hotels are starting to do that, for instance), so there might be places you know you're better off with WiFi Calling off. Another reason (if you don't use a VPN) is if you're in a network that you don't want to log you were using it for calls (work, public place, etc.).

 

[pizza_pablo]

It does if you set it to do so, but the system just checks for connectivity, not for performance until you're actually IN a call. Some WiFi networks will act crapily with WiFi Calling or block it entirely (some hotels are starting to do that, for instance), so there might be places you know you're better off with WiFi Calling off. Another reason (if you don't use a VPN) is if you're in a network that you don't want to log you were using it for calls (work, public place, etc.).

Understood. Thanks, for the detailed info with examples!

 

[BuckyBadg]

Try resetting it , by going to settings type WiFi calling >tap then clear data,cache force stop . Worth a shot.

Did not work. Still sending me the (annoying) notification and vibrating when it does so.

 

[mustang7757]

Did not work. Still sending me the (annoying) notification and vibrating when it does so.

Something not right there, shouldn't keep doing that especially you choose one .what carrier you on ?

 

[BuckyBadg]

Something not right there, shouldn't keep doing that especially you choose one .what carrier you on ?

I agree with your statement. I’m on T Mobile.

Thanks man for trying to help.

 

[mustang7757]

I agree with your statement. I’m on T Mobile.

Thanks man for trying to help.

Ok I definitely keep u posted I'll put my TMobile sim

 

[SpookDroid]

I agree with your statement. I’m on T Mobile.

Thanks man for trying to help.

That's the culprit. T-Mobile's WiFi Calling and Visual Voicemail app have been bugging out for a couple months now. I think it started two security updates ago.

 

[mustang7757]

That's the culprit. T-Mobile's WiFi Calling and Visual Voicemail app have been bugging out for a couple months now. I think it started two security updates ago.

Really, you get the notifications, man Im lucky lol

 

[BuckyBadg]

When I pressed on the down arrow of the message it said "these notifications can't be turned off".

So, this is a losing battle, also reported on AT&T and Verizon.