Hey everyone!
I’m often traveling out of the country but need to make sure I can receive phone calls from the U.S. While I can enable roaming, I’m worried that incoming calls might drop since they’d be considered international.
Would enabling Wi-Fi Calling allow me to receive calls as if I were still in the U.S.?
Also, for iPhone users, does simply turning on Wi-Fi Calling in settings do the trick, or is there anything else I need to configure?
Thanks in advance!
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