I think its their way of saying the phone is designed to be usable without traditional cellular network access: "A No-Carrier Phone? WiFi calling and VoIP cal

I think its their way of saying the phone is designed to be usable without traditional cellular network access: "A No-Carrier Phone? WiFi calling and VoIP calling will be able to be provided in WiFi or data plan modes. We expect to offer call-out, and call-in with phone numbers in all of these plans as well. If you still require a “traditional” phone number through a carrier and want to make unencrypted phone calls or messaging, it will be an option you can choose, but is not required (we recommend avoiding unencrypted phone calls)." [0] Its still a bit of odd phrasing, as most everything on an LTE connected phone is also IP-native. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Purism/comments/7tf3w4/what_does_ipnative_mean/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Purism/comments/7tf3w4/what_does_ip...