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#272963 27-Jul-2020 16:32
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So if Spark Wifi calling is indeed imminent, does that mean VF will be doing it too?

 

Asking for someone with a VF work phone and iffy reception at home (it me).


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  #2529700 27-Jul-2020 16:46
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There has been some suggestion on Geekzone that it is coming, as a replacement for Vodafone's Sure Signal: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=257294&page_no=2#2324393




 
 
 
 

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  #2529719 27-Jul-2020 17:10
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VodafoneNZ has the capability for sure, If they want to enable it for end users is another story

 

 


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  #2529720 27-Jul-2020 17:14
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It sure would be nice if they could offer it, only getting 1 bar of signal at work




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  #2529731 27-Jul-2020 17:20
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I think the main problem here would be Vodafone's  Achilles' heel: billing...





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  #2529732 27-Jul-2020 17:33
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freitasm:

I think the main problem here would be Vodafone's  Achilles' heel: billing...



Or the bean counters worried about roaming revenue

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  #2529734 27-Jul-2020 17:38
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Linux:
freitasm:

 

I think the main problem here would be Vodafone's  Achilles' heel: billing...

 



Or the bean counters worried about roaming revenue

 

Covid has made short work of that....





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  #2529755 27-Jul-2020 18:19
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oh dear god no don't mess with the billing!!! that's asking for trouble!




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  #2529785 27-Jul-2020 19:59
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Would be good if all three providers offered VoWiFi.

I assume Vodafone has the equipment in place already. You have to wonder why they don’t just switch it on. As 2degrees have had it for 3 yrs..

Seems crazy they haven’t already.

What core does Vodafone use? eg. Spark are using an Ericsson voice system from my understanding.

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  #2529787 27-Jul-2020 20:00
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I would like WiFi calling as Vodafone coverage on this side of Johnsonville has always been lacking.




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  #2529788 27-Jul-2020 20:02
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Its great to have, but until they fix the problem with it breaking the mobile part of a mobile phone its not something I will be using unless I specifically need to use the phone and I end up in the odd location where I can borrow some wifi and have no signal. Seems inexcusable to develop a product like this that cant hand a call over between lower layers as you move.





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  #2529839 27-Jul-2020 21:39
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freitasm: I would like WiFi calling as Vodafone coverage on this side of Johnsonville has always been lacking.

 

oddly enough, I find the absence of Wifi to cell handover a real pita. It works so well on mobile networks, that you miss voice handover when it’s not there anymore





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  #2530160 28-Jul-2020 15:15
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@JasonParis would you be able to say or not if Wifi Calling is coming soon?


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