My new iPhone SE is configured to support Wi-Fi calling. When I'm at home I usually see the Wi-Fi calling indicator next to the Wi-Fi signal strength symbol; other times I don't. I always see the Wi-Fi signal strength symbol. Why would the Wi-Fi calling indicator sometimes not show?
Rob
iPhone SE, iOS 16
The iPhone will switch to Wi-Fi Calling if the cellular connection is weak. In other words, the iPhone will select the Network (Wi-Fi or Cellular) for best performance. You may even see the iPhone on Wi-Fi calling at certain spots of the house.
If you want to manually put the iPhone in Wi-Fi calling mode, then you turn on Airplane Mode, ensure Wi-fi is ON and the iPhone will pick Wi-Fi calling. You can them take your iPhone OFF of Airplane mode.
Axel F.
The iPhone will switch to Wi-Fi Calling if the cellular connection is weak. In other words, the iPhone will select the Network (Wi-Fi or Cellular) for best performance. You may even see the iPhone on Wi-Fi calling at certain spots of the house.
If you want to manually put the iPhone in Wi-Fi calling mode, then you turn on Airplane Mode, ensure Wi-fi is ON and the iPhone will pick Wi-Fi calling. You can them take your iPhone OFF of Airplane mode.
Axel F.
Axel: Thank you for the explanation. The Wi-Fi calling indicator is on in certain places in my home and I can see the cellular connection is marginal. Your reply explains that.
Thanks again!
Rob
Rob, I am glad to be of help. You are welcome.
Axel F.
Wi-Fi calling indicator sometimes does not show
