Opinion: Enable Wi-Fi calling if your house has dead zones


If you have spots in your home that are cellular dead zones, you can ask your phone to use your home’s Wi-Fi network for your incoming and outgoing phone calls. — Photo by Stephen Phillips – Hostreviews.co.uk on Unsplash

I was recently talking to a friend who asked me if she should change her cell phone provider. She was happy enough with the service except for a few places in her house that never seem to get more than one bar of service.

Before changing service, it’s a good idea to know which network you are using. In the US, there are only three – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. All other cell phone companies use one of those three networks.

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