Wi\u002DFi Calling \u002D Androidâ„¢<\/span> \u002D Determine Wi\u002DFi Call<\/div><\/h1>

Here\x27s how to determine if your Android smartphone is connected to a Wi\u002DFi call.<\/div><\/div>

When turned on, Wi\u002DFi Calling may improve call quality while indoors.<\/div><\/div>

Wi\u002DFi Calling settings don\x27t transfer after switching devices and\/or performing a factory data reset. You need to enable Wi\u002DFi Calling manually if you want to use it.<\/div><\/li>
Wi\u002DFi calls always originate in the US, even if you are outside of the US.
Calls to US numbers aren\x27t billed (except for 411 or other premium calls).<\/div><\/li>
Calls to international numbers are billed according to your international long distance plan.
A whisper tone, which can\x27t be turned off, advises of potential charges before the call connects; ending the call before it\x27s connected prevents costs.<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/li><\/div><\/ul><\/div><\/li><\/div><\/ul><\/div><\/div> <\/div><\/section>
Place a call to the preferred number.<\/div><\/span><\/div><\/li>
Determine if the call is placed over Wi\u002DFi by the icon .<\/div><\/span>
The image below is only an example. The actual location of the Wi\u002DFi Calling icon may vary.<\/div><\/div>
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