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#2862281 5-Feb-2022 18:22

Mine isn't on the list and wasn't purchased from them and wifi calling seems to work fine...maybe I'm just lucky in that regard.

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#2862282 5-Feb-2022 18:39

What is the phone and where did you get it from? Would help others and would be great for future references.

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#2862285 5-Feb-2022 18:58

Way I see it, kinda logical.
It starts working for one reason. OTA updates.

If your device is newer and thus moved to more a universal firmware platform/plan (IE androidONE or Samsung base) it is far more likely to use common settings/updates to cut licencing and manufacturing tests/costs

So a NZ update sent to the maker may span multiple models not specifically listed as a bonus result.

Random model on custom OS/ firmware with no ties to nz market, yeah nah. BUT if they have a nz foothold on a single different model, and share updates, one day randomly could.

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#2862324 5-Feb-2022 21:49

Linux: If WiFi calling use to work and is no longer working on your handset and it is on the approved list then log a fault with VodafoneNZ!

Hello @Linux

tried to log a fault call to Vodafone chat, they said they are not train to do it? we need to call samsung about it.

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#2862327 5-Feb-2022 22:34

jackyleunght2002:
Linux: If WiFi calling use to work and is no longer working on your handset and it is on the approved list then log a fault with VodafoneNZ!

Hello @Linux

tried to log a fault call to Vodafone chat, they said they are not train to do it? we need to call samsung about it.

Jacky

@JasonParis your staff fobbing off issues that should be investigated by VodafoneNZ

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#2862400 6-Feb-2022 08:42

(again) 🙁

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#2863239 7-Feb-2022 23:24

Talked to another person, this time he is willing to do some troubleshooting on my phone.. but still refused to log a fault to Vodafone NZ

I have also log a call on the Samsung chat too, this guy said he heard nothing about this issue, but still do some troubleshooting on my phone, at the end he gave up on my refusal of the troubleshooting and log a fault on their software team.

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#2863240 7-Feb-2022 23:32

MaxineN: Eh...

One hand Samsung and vfnz is having to support 2 variants(due to chip shortages) of the handset(it also runs on xnz so no brand iirc) and vfnz are probably internally testing the heck out of it to make sure it works(some of the other 20 series were delayed).

Wifi calling isn't new. It's been a thing in many countries for a long time. VF stupidly cut Sure Signal before ensuring at least the majority of people in rural areas could get an alternative.

It simply can't be that involved to test this functionality on devices, unless they are reinventing the wheel, and if they are doing that, then why?

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#2863250 8-Feb-2022 04:28

WiFi calling isn't new but everyone does it differently (carriers and vendors, take this and apply it to VoLTE and it's pretty dead on). Yeah sucks sure signal died before WiFi calling was matured but I'm not shocked or surprised rather.

If there was an open standard and everyone used it we wouldn't be having this conversation.

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#2863311 8-Feb-2022 07:44

That's another thing I was worried about (slight tangent) -that my parallel imported handset may not have supported VoLTE either, but that works fine too. Again, I guess I got lucky.

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#2863789 9-Feb-2022 08:24

Got an oppo find x 3 over the weekend, dual SIM 5G and listed as on special.

Listed on the page is having WiFi calling, still no Wi-Fi calling update. Wasn't included in the 11.1 update pending out of box

Off to a stellar start

It does have a speaker socket and built-in FM tuner which is a bonus ,might be able to retire my S3

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#2863811 9-Feb-2022 09:59

Lite or pro?
I have the pro and wifi calling is working.

Was thinking to get the lite, for my wife, during the weekend special (special got extended, while others sell it even cheaper), but I hesitated.

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#2863827 9-Feb-2022 10:12

Sorry, yes, lite

Don't tell me cheaper still :p pb were but when you add credit card fee etc...

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#2863844 9-Feb-2022 10:27

OK, I'm not going into the cheaper story.

Back on topic. Did you try putting the phone into airplane mode and enabling WiFi? WiFi calling kicks in only when you have no or very poor reception.

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#2863851 9-Feb-2022 10:38

quickymart:
Mine isn't on the list and wasn't purchased from them and wifi calling seems to work fine...maybe I'm just lucky in that regard.

More details please?

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