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ā03-13-2024 01:20 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesJust moved to Consumer Cellular, all functions are working well EXCEPT the WIFI Calling option in the Connections menu is MISSING. I have spent 4 hours on the phone with Consumer Cellular and they are saying Wifi Calling is support and turned in their system
Is there a firmware upgrade that can be done to my phone to get WIFI calling to work, I need it at my house because I live in a low area and only one spot in my house has reception
The phone has all the updates done, no non-authorized apps are running and the phone is unlocked
I have one warning message saying "Sim Card is not from Verizon" other than that the phone is working fine.
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ā03-17-2024 08:46 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesI am on Consumer Cellular and using ATT. Clearly Verizon and ATT hate each other and make it impossible to swtich without hurting the consumer. I will close this problem just because there is no soluation possible
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ā03-13-2024 04:14 AM (Last edited ā03-13-2024 04:18 AM ) in
Galaxy S PhonesIf you have paid off the phone, request a network unlock from Verizon. Once it's done, you should not see the SIM error message. You should have Wifi calling enabled as well if supported by Consumer Cellular.
Firmware update will not enable this feature. Phone needs to be unlocked by Verizon if paid off so you can use it with other carriers. Again, it works now because Consumer Cellular is on Verizon's network.
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ā03-16-2024 01:56 AM in
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ā03-17-2024 06:04 AM (Last edited ā03-17-2024 06:08 AM ) in
Galaxy S PhonesThey make it harder to switch providers unless you know what you are doing, so you stay with them. Good luck with resolving it.
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ā03-13-2024 03:20 PM in
Galaxy S PhonesI called Verizon and they said the phones are unlocked on their end. They said a factory reset may work, is that all that we can do, or is there anything else easier
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ā03-13-2024 04:23 PM in
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ā03-13-2024 05:46 PM in
Galaxy S PhonesI did restart it and the SIM error is still there. Now what I own the phone and don't want to buy a new one, will a factory reset work?
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ā03-17-2024 08:46 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesI am on Consumer Cellular and using ATT. Clearly Verizon and ATT hate each other and make it impossible to swtich without hurting the consumer. I will close this problem just because there is no soluation possible
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ā04-03-2024 02:53 PM in
Galaxy S PhonesI have the same problem, except I moved from T-Mobile to Consumer Cellular. I've been on the phone several times with Consumer Cellular to no avail. They suggested a network reset, but it changed nothing. I do still get the T-Mobile splash screen when I restart the phone. Will a factory reset change that?
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ā04-04-2024 01:24 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesIn all my research I have found that a phone reset nor a phone back to factory settings, neither will help the problem. It has to do with the firmware on the system and unless that is changed to emulate an ATT phone it will not work