Following the public release of iOS 10.3 yesterday, Apple has updated its list of wireless carrier support and features by country to note a number of carriers that now support Wi-Fi calling and or VoLTE functionality.
Wi-Fi Calling, which enables calling over Wi-Fi connections when cellular coverage is limited, and the wideband, higher-quality phone calls enabled with VoLTE, are now available in 20+ new countries and carriers (full list below).
Among the new additions is Verizon in the US, which we noted yesterday added Wi-Fi Calling for iCloud-connected devices with yesterday’s iOS 10.3 release.
Some limitations apply by device and region (VoLTE is available only on iPhone 6 or later, for example), and you’ll likely require a carrier settings update that your device will prompt you for before accessing the new features.
The full list of carriers that have added support for Wi-Fi calling and VoLTE is below.
Wi-Fi calling:
- US: Verizon (Wi-Fi Calling on supported iCloud-connected devices)
- UK: O2
- Australia: Optus
- Hong Kong: 1O1O and CSL
- Thailand: AIS4, True Move4
- Austria: A1
- Belgium: Telenet
- Greece: Cosmote
- Norway: Telia
- Poland: Orange, Play
- Switzerland: Sunrise
VoLTE:
- UK: O2
- Cambodia: Smart4
- Thailand: AIS4
- Indonesia: Smartfren
- Sri Lanka: Dialog4
- Greece: Cosmote
- Poland: Orange
- Russia: MegaFon
- Turkey: Turk Telekom
- Peru: Movistar
You can learn more about enabling Wi-Fi calling and VoLTE on Apple’s website.
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