The Wi-Fi Calling feature on your Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra allows you to make and receive phone calls and send text messages over a Wi-Fi network instead of using your cellular network. This can be particularly useful in areas where cellular coverage is weak or unavailable, such as indoors, in rural locations, or even when you are abroad (depending on your carrier's policies). Here's a breakdown of Wi-Fi Calling on your Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: How it Works: When Wi-Fi Calling is enabled and you are connected to a Wi-Fi network, your phone prioritizes using the Wi-Fi connection for calls and texts. This traffic is routed over the internet. If the Wi-Fi connection drops or becomes unstable during a call, your phone may seamlessly switch back to the cellular network if available. Benefits of Using Wi-Fi Calling: * Improved Call Quality: In areas with poor cellular reception but a strong Wi-Fi signal, Wi-Fi Calling can provide clearer and more reliable call quality. * Making Calls in Areas with No Cellular Coverage: If you are in a location with no cellular signal but have Wi-Fi access, you can still make and receive calls and texts. * Cost Savings (Potentially): While most carriers do not charge extra for calls made over Wi-Fi within your domestic calling area, it can help avoid international roaming charges if your carrier offers Wi-Fi Calling while abroad (check with your specific carrier for their policies and potential charges). * Extends Cellular Coverage: Effectively expands your calling and texting capabilities to any location with a Wi-Fi connection
