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minus-squaresomereaduser@reddthat.comlinkfedilinkarrow-up2·1 day agoCan you expand on that? That’s a really interesting conclusion and I’d be interested in hearing how that would work. Personally I use that setup and am quite disappointed to hear that using wifi calling isn’t the best idea. May I should just have wifi calling off the entire time, but I would appreciate an explanation so I can plan on how to tailor my phone usage next. Thanks
minus-squaretumbling4986@lemmy.caOPlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·edit-21 day agoI’m planning to write a post on this! Wi-Fi calling still gives your carrier your IP address and location so they can route the call, so it’s not totally private. Getting around that usually means running a pretty stripped-down setup (no SIM, full VPN, etc.), which gets pretty inconvenient.
Yes.
Can you expand on that? That’s a really interesting conclusion and I’d be interested in hearing how that would work.
Personally I use that setup and am quite disappointed to hear that using wifi calling isn’t the best idea.
May I should just have wifi calling off the entire time, but I would appreciate an explanation so I can plan on how to tailor my phone usage next.
Thanks
I’m planning to write a post on this!
Wi-Fi calling still gives your carrier your IP address and location so they can route the call, so it’s not totally private.
Getting around that usually means running a pretty stripped-down setup (no SIM, full VPN, etc.), which gets pretty inconvenient.