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It really depends on where you live or where you commonly use your phone. In the US at least, there are huge areas all over that have little or no cell coverage
by s1mon 4y ago
It really depends on where you live or where you commonly use your phone. In the US at least, there are huge areas all over that have little or no cell coverage. In the SF Bay Area, home of Silicon Valley, we have plenty of spots where people live where there's zero coverage. In those places, if you walk too far away from your house (and Wi-Fi) your cell phone is useless.
Where I live, I basically agree, but as far as I can tell Wi-Fi calling is much better audio quality.
- vel0city 4y ago> as far as I can tell Wi-Fi calling is much better audio quality I don't doubt your experience, carriers can absolutely be stupid/frustrating in how they operate their networks, but there's usually little excuse for this. These days its all the same possible codecs, its the same kind of handshake. There's little excuse to not support wideband codecs in regular phone calls with VoLTE and what not.