T-Mobile provides an affordable WiFi calling service, aka VoWiFi, which allows users to place calls over a WiFi network. It’s very handy when you are in an area that has unstable or no cellular coverage. In this article, we let you know how to activate WiFi Calling in T-Mobile, its tariffs, and more. Keep reading.
Requirements
For T-Mobile WiFi Calling, you need to meet the following criteria:
- Set up E911 address: T-Mobile requires you to set up an E911 address on your account. If the location is not shown automatically to a 911 service provider, it becomes very important. You can set up your e911 address on the T-Mobile platforms.
- Have an active account: T-Mobile’s WiFi Calling works through an active account. So, you must have one.
- Compatible device: You must have a device that supports WiFi Calling. Thankfully, most of the phones come with this capability by default. So, there’s little worry. If a device doesn’t show any option, an update to the latest OS could enable the service.
- WiFi internet: You must have a minimum of 2 Mbps WiFi internet to use the VoWiFi service.
How to set up T-Mobile WiFi Calling on Android?
Here are the steps to set up WiFi Calling on Android on the T-Mobile network:
- Ensure WiFi is turned on
- Open the Settings app
- Tap Connections/Mobile Network
- Go to WiFi Calling
- Tap WiFi Preferred
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How to set up T-Mobile WiFi Calling on iPhone?
Here are the steps to set up T-Mobile WiFi Calling on iPhone:
- Make sure WiFi is active
- Go to Settings
- Tap Cellular
- Go to WiFi Calling
- Tap WiFi Calling on This iPhone
T-Mobile WiFi Calling tariff
If you have an unlimited plan with T-Mobile, then WiFi Calling is free for incoming calls and messages. Also, outgoing calls and messages to US phone numbers are free.
Calling foreign phone numbers (Non-US numbers) on WiFi Calling costs $0.25/minute for roaming or the same as cellular. This tariff is applicable when you have an unlimited plan. If you don’t have an unlimited plan, you are charged at “world-class calling rates.”