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PTA Tells Users to Enable Another Setting on Phones

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has advised mobile phone users to enable Wi-Fi Calling and check their 4G/LTE settings to … Read More The post PTA Tells Users to Enable Another Setting on Phones appeared first on ProPakistani .

PTA Tells Users to Enable Another Setting on Phones

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has instructed mobile phone users to activate Wi-Fi Calling and examine their 4G/LTE configurations to enhance connectivity and call quality in signal-deprived areas. Users may encounter challenges making calls inside structures, basements, and other locations with weak mobile signals.

Wi-Fi Calling permits users to conduct calls via a Wi-Fi connection rather than depending exclusively on mobile signals. However, this feature is only functional if both the phone and the mobile operator support it. The PTA has advised users to scrutinize their phone settings and enable Wi-Fi Calling where applicable. Individuals unable to locate or activate the option should reach out to their mobile operators to verify whether the service is supported.

Moreover, the authority has urged users to verify their 4G/LTE settings and confirm that their phones and SIM cards support 4G services. Users experiencing persistent connectivity problems can contact their mobile operators for assistance or visit the PTA's official website.

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