I have Sky Mobile WiFi calling on my iPhone 12 which was bought off eBay so no issues for me.Is it still the case where Sky Mobile still doesn't support Wi-Fi calling on....well more or less anything?
I have Sky Mobile WiFi calling on my iPhone 12 which was bought off eBay so no issues for me.Is it still the case where Sky Mobile still doesn't support Wi-Fi calling on....well more or less anything?
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This is in Belgium Netherlands - not Ireland!
Yer - that's the problem, the list is out of date.
For example, under Samsung S series it says "S8 or later". From that you'd assume that S9, S10, S20 & S21 would all work - however it would appear these only work if you buy the handset directly from Sky.
There is a little bit in their FAQ about buying the handset from elsewhere and the answer is "Insert your Sky Mobile SIM and try it......." (paraphrase).
Not such a bad thing if you don't plan on going to Europe
Not such a bad thing if you don't plan on going to Europe
Just what I'd expect from someone who's location is submitted as "earth"Which most people do who have an passport to leave the island.
I'm on holiday in Mallorca at the moment and O have 100gb data with Vodafone. I can still use it all for now but unlimited plans are capped at 25gb. Hope this doesn't change as I come here a lot.
Just what I'd expect from someone who's location is submitted as "earth"![]()
£100 a month?!?! Is that two recent phones too?Might be me finally moving from EE.
It's nearly £100 a month for our two phones. And we barely use anything other than Data.
I travel for work (well, used to, and maybe will again) and been looking for a reason to move away. Each time I went to move away, they "slashed" the prices, and then somehow I never saved any actual money..
Note 10+ and an S20.£100 a month?!?! Is that two recent phones too?
I guess if you want the latest phone you got to pay through the nose for it!Note 10+ and an S20.
Essential 30gb and essential 4gb.
£60 and £38 roughly.
Bill is usually just under £100 a month.
Clearly they were waiting for one network to introduce it and take most of the flak before doing it themselves.Well here's a surprise. Vodafone to bring back some form of roaming charge. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-58146039