Stay connected with Wi-Fi Calling

Why use Wi-Fi Calling
With Wi-Fi Calling, you can talk and text in more places.

• Your phone use Wi-Fi^® for calls and texts when cellular coverage isn’t available. This means that in a natural disaster or other emergency, your phone will work if it’s connected to a Wi-Fi network.
• Calls to U.S. numbers can be made at no extra charge whether you’re calling from the U.S. or traveling abroad.
• Text messages you send or receive with Wi-Fi Calling count the same as regular text messages. You’ll be charged according to your current rate plan.

What you need to use Wi-Fi Calling
You can call, text, and use Visual Voicemail with Wi-Fi Calling.¹ Just make sure you have:

• A Wi-Fi internet connection
• A compatible AT&T Wireless phone or AT&T Prepaid phone with Wi-Fi turned on and an eligible plan
• An AT&T Wireless^SM or AT&T Prepaid^® account set up for HD Voice

More info about Wi-Fi Calling
Want to know if you’re using Wi-Fi Calling? Look next to the Wi-Fi icon on your phone’s status bar. Apple devices will show AT&T Wi-Fi. Android devices will have a plus sign (+). On Android phones, you’ll also see a Wi-Fi icon on the Start call and End call buttons, and on the active call status indicator.

• Apple^® devices will show AT&T Wi-Fi.
• Android^® devices will have a plus sign (+). On Android phones, you’ll also see a Wi-Fi icon on the Start call and End call buttons, and on the Active Call status icon.
• Wi-Fi Calling doesn’t support calls to 211, 311, 511, and 811.
• You can’t use Wi-Fi Calling in China, Cuba, North Korea, India, Iran, Israel, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, or Vietnam.
• If your phone has a setting to keep Wi-Fi on while in sleep mode, we recommend you turn it on so you don’t miss calls.
• You can sync your Apple devices, so they can all use Wi-Fi Calling. Learn about Number Sync