topic EE.signal booster withdrawal in Mobile Services

EE.signal booster withdrawal

Linz8 — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 03:35:11 GMT

Does anyone know of a resolution to the issue of zero signal without the booster service that EE are withdrawing? We run a business from our house which relies on receiving normal calls on the EE network. We can’t rely on our clients using WiFi calling who in the main are quite elderly. So far the only solution we can find is…. Move house.

Re: EE.signal booster withdrawal

Chris_B — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 07:27:51 GMT

@Linz8 It’s not your clients that have to use Wi-Fi calling is you if your device supports it. You enable it on your device and you’ll receive calls via Wi-Fi calling even if the caller is using a landline or mobile phone.
What devices are you using?

Re: EE.signal booster withdrawal

bristolian — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 17:08:05 GMT

EE's recommended solution to any indoor coverage problem is now WiFi-calling.

You may be getting confused with apps such as Messenger or WhatsApp which do need both users to be app users.

WiFi-calling enables your phone to work completely as normal, without any recourse to the mobile network. If a landline user calls you while you're connected to WiFi-calling, your phone will ring entirely as normal, and the caller won't even realise you have limited mobile coverage.

All a lot easier than moving house!