wi-fi calling
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Greetings fellow customers, I am a newby to MiFi, however, I need need a temporary WiFi connection whilst living elsewhere for about a month. I have unlimited text/calls and 60Gb a month Smarty on my mobile. How do the plans work? Can use my existing sim or have to purchase a data sim? Alternatively, do I tether the phone? The group plan appears expensive for my needs. I'd be grateful for any jargon-free suggestions please!Solved91Views0likes3CommentsHas Wifi Calling broken again (Oct 2026)
I'm not sure if it's has anything to do with my recent switch to an eSIM (it probably doesn't) but I don't seem to be able to get Wifi Calling working on my iPhone 18 Pro today. I've tried restarting, switching to other wifi networks, checking for carrier updates, toggling Wifi Calling off and on again, disabling my 2nd (physical) SIM, everything I can think of. My O2 physical SIM is connecting with Wifi Calling but my SMARTY eSIM is flat out refusing. Is this a widespread issue or is something screwy with my iPhone?Solved69Views0likes2CommentsSmarty is very stupiddy...
Wow, nothing but profound problems -- I have paid but they won't hook me hooked me up to to my line. I keep getting chirpy messages telling me to sort out my own phone so I connect woth them! will be asking for my pac code as soon as they (if they know how) get my number transferred. I have discovered recently it is very important to find out if the customer service of a mobile phone company is based in Europe rather than India.. Oops, I forgot to ask, but 1 minute on the Web chat and belatedly figured out to my horror it was India. I am just praying they can manage the number switch before the end of the month. In the meantime I still have my Lycamobile (I was leaving them because they are based in Sri Lanka, haha) I cannot believe Which? have them as a recommended supplier. In the future I will never trust Which?139Views1like6CommentsShort codes 79100
I have just read a post from 2/2025 saying we can use short codes one here , but in Dec last year 2025 I tried to join fabswingers as a supported yes I can't wait for the jokes ๐ and I got charges for the text but the code never worked and ended up being refunded for out of plan add on moneys, does anyone know if this has changed or its still a no.go from.smarty ? Thanks Jim x132Views1like3CommentsPeople I'm calling complain I keep cutting out. Am I getting Wifi calling?
I'm getting a couple of bars of signal strength in my house. My phone is compatible with Wifi calling and is enabled in settings, and it's wifi is switched on. The wifi itself is also switched on, with a good internet signal and my phone is well within range. How do I tell if Wifi calling is working or not? I made a couple of calls to land lines today, and they both complained that I kept cutting out, even though I could hear them ok. I would have thought that if Wifi calling was actually working, I would not have this problem. Any suggestions please on what I can do? To be honest, this is making me doubt Smarty, because it could be a deal breaker if I can't make decent calls from my own house, because that is where I make most of them.Solved2.3KViews0likes6CommentsTo make or receive calls reliably we often have to turn off wifi on the phone, why?
I'm with Smarty both for phone and internet at home. To make or receive calls reliably I often have to take my phone off wifi, why? I looked this up using Ai and here's the answer and frankly this is an absolute bore. The issue is likely due to *Smarty's network configuration* (which operates on the *Three* network) not providing the *"WiFi Preferred"* toggle that allows phones to lock onto WiFi Calling even when mobile signal is present. * *Signal Interference:* Without this setting, your phone aggressively switches between WiFi and mobile networks. If your mobile signal is borderline, the phone may constantly drop the WiFi connection to attempt a cellular connection, causing calls to cut out or fail. * *Incompatibility:* Unlike some other providers, Smarty does not allow users to modify the WiFi Calling preference on the device, forcing a default behavior where the phone prioritizes cellular signal over WiFi when both are available. To fix this, you can manually force WiFi Calling by enabling *Airplane Mode* and then turning *WiFi back on*. This disables the cellular radio, ensuring all calls and texts are routed exclusively through your home internet connection until you leave the area.211Views0likes4Commentswi fi calling sucks
Hi all, Has anyone found any tips, tricks, or settings that improve Wi-Fi Calling? So far I have: Turned off Wi-Fi Assist on iPhone (iOS). Updated to the latest router recommended by the network provider. Unfortunately, the experience is exactly the same as with my previous router. I had expected Wi-Fi Calling to be more reliable given that it uses relatively little data. My issue is quite specific: I can hear the other person perfectly, but they often tell me that the first few words I say are cut off, particularly when I start speaking after a pause in the conversation. Has anyone experienced this and found a solution? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.119Views0likes2CommentsPoor service so far
Just joined Smarty and not impressed. I get missed calls when the phone is next to me, phone not ringing. Weak signal constantly and WiFi calling doesnโt appear to work despite being enabled. Phone in London and performance much worse than my last provider, Is this to with the recent merger? I thought days of walking around to get a decent signal were in the past.94Views0likes0Comments