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[northernladuk]

Do calls over wifi come off your minutes or data allowance?

Really????

[SueEllen]

Really????

LOL

[pr1]

Do calls over wifi come off your minutes or data allowance?

of course, in the same way that skype calls use up your minutes and whatsapp uses your texts

[SlipTheJab]

of course, in the same way that skype calls use up your minutes and whatsapp uses your texts

Actually you're all mistaken EE calls over WIFI come off your minutes allowance, form an orderly queue with your apologies...

https://recombu.com/mobile/article/e...u-need-to-know

"It doesn't cost any extra as such, but making calls over Wi-Fi will come out of your regular minutes allowance on EE. If you're running out of minutes, then using services like Skype or Google Hangouts will help you to avoid incurring any additional charges."

[Antman]

Any free ring-dings?

[SlipTheJab]

of course, in the same way that skype calls use up your minutes and whatsapp uses your texts

Yes I know how Skype and WhatApp work, my question was about EE Wifi calling, capeesh?

[pr1]

burning my comment twice wont get you two apologies

you can have one

sorry, I was wrong to have mocked you, you were right to ask the question and we have both come out of this wiser

edit: now we know that EE do take wifi calling out of your minutes, if you've got an iPhone, and you're on wifi, you should use facetime audio (if your recipient doesn't have an iphone you should buy them one)

edit2: now i've read the EE website, wifi calling is only for android/windows phones anyway, probably because they know facetime audio already exists for iphone

[SlipTheJab]

burning my comment twice wont get you two apologies

you can have one

sorry, I was wrong to have mocked you, you were right to ask the question and we have both come out of this wiser

edit: now we know that EE do take wifi calling out of your minutes, if you've got an iPhone, and you're on wifi, you should use facetime audio (if your recipient doesn't have an iphone you should buy them one)

Haha fair enough , its still a bit cr@p EE taking it off your voice minutes though.

[Smartie]

EEeee

I moved over to EE from Vodafone recently.
Having fairly significant problems with reception. I discussed the wifi calling thing with them, but was told you have to buy the mobile from them to use it - bought mine separately. Something to do with their software being on their phones.

Anyway, if it doesn't improve I might go back to Vodafone - their service was pretty good and coverage was fine.

Don't really fancy 3 as their coverage outside London looks patchy.

[FiveTimes]

edit2: now i've read the EE website, wifi calling is only for android/windows phones anyway, probably because they know facetime audio already exists for iphone

WiFi Calling is supported on iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s and later models.