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Go to Settings > Cellular > WiFi Calling > Turn on WiFi Calling

• Navigate to and open the Settings app.
• Tap Connections, and then tap the switch to turn the Wi-Fi Calling feature on. If you receive a popup asking you to enter your Emergency contact information, review and enter the requested information, and then tap Save.
• On some phones, you can also enable Wi-Fi Calling from the Quick settings panel. Swipe down from the top of the screen using two fingers, and then tap the Wi-Fi Calling icon to turn it on.

First, connect to your WiFi network. Go into your phone settings. Tap Phone or Cellular. Tap WiFi Calling and toggle this feature on. Then, you’ll just need to accept terms and conditions and make sure you’ve verified a valid physical address for 911 (a P.O. Box does not qualify). After that, you’re good to go.

WiFi Calling allows customers to make and receive calls and texts (SMS and MMS) over a wireless internet connection. Using WiFi Calling is easy – you won’t even notice you’re making a call over WiFi.

WiFi Calling allows you to make and receive calls over WiFi using your existing phone number and doesn’t require any additional logins. It also can extend coverage in areas where no cellular network reaches and provide clearer audio quality. Plus, it’s available at no extra charge.

Nope. These minutes are on the house. Talk all you want over WiFi Calling without worrying about using voice minutes on your plan.

You will need to connect to the WiFi network before your phone can use WiFi Calling over it. Once you’ve connected, you’ll automatically connect when WiFi is turned on.

Go to Settings and tap WiFi. You should see a list of available WiFi networks appear. Tap a network you trust and enter the password to connect. After that, your phone will automatically connect to the WiFi network when you’re in range.

WiFi or cellular – your phone will automatically make and receive calls on whichever gives you the fastest, strongest calling experience, even when you’re in range of WiFi. You can see which network your phone is currently using by looking at the network indicator in the upper righthand corner on your phone, which will either say “C Spire WiFi” or show “C Spire” for cellular calls.

Absolutely. You likely won’t even notice which network your phone is using when you make or receive a call.

For WiFi Calling to work, you’ll need to meet the following technical requirements:

• Access to a WiFi router with a high-speed internet connection
• A phone with the WiFi Calling feature
• A valid 911 address on file

It sure will. As long as you’re connected to WiFi, your phone can use WiFi Calling.

Yep. SMS and MMS messaging are both supported when you have WiFi Calling turned on.

If your phone makes a call over WiFi, you can lose connection when you’re too far out of range. The good news is you can call right back over our cellular network.

If you’re traveling internationally and have an emergency, just turn off the WiFi Calling feature and use your cell service. Remember, not all countries recognize 911. So be sure to check which number to call for emergency services before traveling.