Technology is getting better day-by-day and hence the network coverage is also improving all over the world. But still, there are several places where no proper network is available and there comes the option of Wi-Fi calling on iPhone and Android devices. The Wi-Fi calling system is slowly getting into use everywhere. People often mix up VoIP with Wi-Fi calling. But both of them are completely two different terms.
Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) means sending voice messages over the internet. Different apps like Facebook, Whatsapp, Skype, etc., use VoIP to let users send voice data. However, Wi-Fi calling is quite the same as it lets you make voice calls over the internet. But there are many differences between them. So, in this article, we are going to see what actually Wi-Fi calling is and how to enable it on the iPhone.
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What is Wi-Fi Calling?
Wi-Fi calling allows users to make and receive calls over the internet using a Wi-Fi connection instead of your cellular network. It is similar to all other normal calls you make and it will be using your regular phone numbers. One of the best things about Wi-Fi calling is that you can make calls even when your cellular network is very slow. In case you don’t have a Wi-Fi connection available, your phone will automatically switch to use a GSM or VoLTE network to make your calls.
Why you should use Wi-Fi calling?
Wi-Fi calling can be very useful in times when there is extremely weak carrier coverage in any particular area. For instance, when you might be travelling or you are out in a place with no network reach. It is especially useful for people living in rural places.
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