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TommySharp

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#303525 16-Feb-2023 11:42
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Has anyone had luck with getting wifi calling to work with the OnePlus 8T or any other phone that is not Apple or Samsung?


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  #3038929 19-Feb-2023 10:56
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Wi-Fi calling works on other brands not just Apple & Samsung they are listed on the 2degrees website



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  #3039007 19-Feb-2023 12:42
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Yes, I used WiFi calling (and SMS) on 2Degrees during a recent 4 week trip thru the USA and Central America - worked perfectly everytime I needed it to.  Headset was an Oppo A74 5G.


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  #3039123 19-Feb-2023 20:39
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TommySharp:

 

Has anyone had luck with getting wifi calling to work with the OnePlus 8T or any other phone that is not Apple or Samsung?

 

 

Oneplus 8T is not a supported phone

 

https://www.2degrees.nz/help/mobile-help/calling-features/phones-compatible-with-volte-and-wifi-calling




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  #3039335 20-Feb-2023 11:52
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Thanks, so pretty much just the phones that 2Degrees sells then :-)


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  #3039354 20-Feb-2023 12:22
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TommySharp:

 

Thanks, so pretty much just the phones that 2Degrees sells then :-)

 


That's the way it is on all three networks

 

some phones allow the carrier check to be disabled.

 

e.g. My Redmi Note 11 out of the box doesn't support 2D VoWiFi.
However, I am able to disable the carrier check and then it works just fine.


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