Yo
u probably need to do some basic research before jumping into this one. You seem to only be aware of your own limited perspective and have entirely missed the point of this question.
On all devices, iPhone or Android, regardless of age, EE forces its customers' network connection to always automatically prefer VO-LTE over VO-WIFI. Why?
It is common for customers to live in areas which have poor 4G service, but of course excellent home WiFi. Yet EE forces all customers connections to nonetheless prefer a poor LTE service over good WiFi. Why?
Why not offer customers the option? Other networks do. On both iPhone and Android devices of all ages, other networks provide a specific sim settings menu option giving customers the choice of which secondary calling connectivity their network connection should prefer. Why don't EE?
I am aware of the highly specious claims that automatically preferring VO-LTE gives potentially better calling reliability sometimes in shopping centres and hotels. But what about in my home, where I work every day, and make 99% of my calls? Why wrongly assume that all of my calls will always be made on high traffic public networks? Why not give me the choice?
If the answer is because EE simply does not care about its customers, or ignorantly thinks it knows better, then fine. I will take my multiple business accounts elsewhere.
Chris, if you are still struggling to grasp what I am referring to then do some research first before responding again.
