So I got the phone and it's working really well. My biggest issue is the lack of VoWifi. I called T-Mobile and the tech felt it should have it.
When I dialed *#*#4636#*#* (I think it's that), VoWifi is greyed out. Is there any way to use ADB or anything to force-enable it? There's no way, with the LTE/5G bands it has that it cannot be enabled on T-Mobile...
Dometalican said:
So I got the phone and it's working really well. My biggest issue is the lack of VoWifi. I called T-Mobile and the tech felt it should have it.
When I dialed *#*#4636#*#* (I think it's that), VoWifi is greyed out. Is there any way to use ADB or anything to force-enable it? There's no way, with the LTE/5G bands it has that it cannot be enabled on T-Mobile...
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It can be related to your provider or it's SIM settings. I use Dual SIM. My Vodafone (NL) in SIM bay 1 has the WiFi-calling option. My KPN (NL) in bay 2 doesn't have it.
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It can be related to your provider or it's SIM settings. I use Dual SIM. My Vodafone (NL) in SIM bay 1 has the WiFi-calling option. My KPN (NL) in bay 2 doesn't have it.
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You will only get wifi calling on Google fi on xperia 1, xperia 1 ii and xperia 1 iii. I have used all three phones on tmobile and it doesnt get wifi calling but on Google fi they do.
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You will only get wifi calling on Google fi on xperia 1, xperia 1 ii and xperia 1 iii. I have used all three phones on tmobile and it doesnt get wifi calling but on Google fi they do.
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That's because Google has its own WiFi calling implementation, not using VoWIFI. It should work on just about any device.
I am able to get VoWIFI on T-Mobile after flashing Sony's Developer Binary (for the Xperia 1 ii), but unfortunately that one comes with some other unacceptable compromises (like no task switcher). Anyway the attached screenshot shows the service screen (dial *#*#INFO#*#*) on T-Mobile with this firmware. T-Mobile WiFi calling also works with even more out-of-fashion phones like my Nokia 9 PureView, so I would say this is definitely a Sony firmware issue.
In turn, the WiFi hotspot function does not work on Google Fi on any of my Xperias (1 ii, 5 ii, 1 iii). The client (e.g. laptop) connects to the phone and gets an IP address, but can never reach any website. It works fine with other phones (Nokia, Samsung,. ... and even the same developer image), and it works fine also with the Xperia on T-Mobile and AT&T. I suspect some iptables/firewall incompatibility between Fi and Sony's stock firmware.
I returned my phone back to sony because of missing vowifi.
T-mobile expert said its fully compatible but Sony expert said All Sony Phone dont have vowifi (disabled by software)
So I bought Xperia 1 III (along with a prepaid 3HK SIM card) when I was traveling in Hong Kong.
I inserted that 3HK SIM card to Sony phone, the Wi-Fi Calling was an option in the setting menu.
But after I returned to US, I swapped an Ultra Mobile SIM card to the Xperia 1 III, the Wi-Fi calling option is gone.
Before that, the Ultra Mobile SIM card worked perfectly on a Samsung Note 9 (also Hong Kong version) with Wi-Fi calling enabled. So it looks like it's a software problem.
Tried Google Fi SIM card, I was able to activate Wi-Fi Calling in Google Fi app, but not in phone setting menu.
T-Mobile VoWiFi is incompatible with the stock Sony firmware. You can get it back by flashing one of Sony's developer binaries onto your OEM partition (for "open devices" like the Xperia 1 ii and 5 ii but not 1 iii); however this also makes the phone not really suitable for day-to-day use (for instance, no "recent apps" switcher).
FWIW, T-Mobile VoWiFi works great on my older Nokia 9 PureView, which is definitely not a "known" device as far as T-Mobile is concerned. So the issue is limited to the combination of T-Mobile USA and stock Sony firmware. (Of course, VoWiFi also does not work on AT&T, but that's expected since they only provision AT&T-branded phones).
WiFi calling works on Google Fi, because they use their own implementation (not VoWiFi). Alas, WiFi hotspot functionality is broken on Fi - there seems to be something like a firewall/iptables incompatibilty between Fi and the Sony firrmware. The client (e.g. laptop) is able to obtain an IP address and ping the phone, but is not able to then connect to the Internet. (This, too, is fixed with the developer image above).
FWIW, as a workaround, you can install the T-Mobile DIGITS application and enable this feature on your account to make calls over WiFi. The only caveat, as I learned today, is that this does not let you make international calls. :-(
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T-Mobile VoWiFi is incompatible with the stock Sony firmware. You can get it back by flashing one of Sony's developer binaries onto your OEM partition (for "open devices" like the Xperia 1 ii and 5 ii but not 1 iii); however this also makes the phone not really suitable for day-to-day use (for instance, no "recent apps" switcher).
FWIW, T-Mobile VoWiFi works great on my older Nokia 9 PureView, which is definitely not a "known" device as far as T-Mobile is concerned. So the issue is limited to the combination of T-Mobile USA and stock Sony firmware. (Of course, VoWiFi also does not work on AT&T, but that's expected since they only provision AT&T-branded phones).
WiFi calling works on Google Fi, because they use their own implementation (not VoWiFi). Alas, WiFi hotspot functionality is broken on Fi - there seems to be something like a firewall/iptables incompatibilty between Fi and the Sony firrmware. The client (e.g. laptop) is able to obtain an IP address and ping the phone, but is not able to then connect to the Internet. (This, too, is fixed with the developer image above).
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What does developer binaries do? What can you achieve with this and how do you install it
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What does developer binaries do? What can you achieve with this and how do you install it
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They are actually just meant to bring back some of the original Sony functionality (e.g. camera) on top of a plain-vanilla AOSP build. For instance you can build and install AOSP 12 and then flash this image to the OEM partition. Won't give you Google Play services though, so not really useful for most people.
However you can also flash it on a stock Sony firmware. (Just apply step 7 in the AOSP instructions above, without doing the rest). Fixes some issues, including VoWIFI on T-Mobile and WiFi hotspot on Google Fi, but unfortunately the recent apps switcher is then gone.
Only available for "Open Devices" like the Xperia 1 ii and 5 ii, but not 1 iii.
I know this is a roundabout solution, but it worked for me:
Port your number(s) to Google Voice. This will end your current wireless subscription.
Sign up for a new wireless plan, with new numbers. (*) If you order a new plan online, it's a good idea to do this first so that the SIMs arrive ready for activation before you start the previous step.
Set up Google Voice to forward your calls to that number. Or better yet, install the Voice app on your phone - you can redirect both inbound and outbound calls via this app/service. (I.e. you can use the native dialer to make Voice calls; however for text messages and voicemail you need to use the Voice app).
Optional: In the native phone app, block all inbound calls directly to the new number (remember, your primary one is now on Google Voice).
This also gives you the ability to send/receive calls, voicemail, text messages on a web browser. In other words, all of this is essentially a roundabout way of getting functionality similar to Google Fi; but remember, Fi's hotspot does not work on the Xperia.
(*) Apparently if your carrier is T-Mobile, cancelling 3+ lines and then signing up for 3+ new ones won't give you the same discount as the original signup. According to a local T-Mobile store rep I talked to, if you cancel and recreate service within 90 days, the system thinks you are trying to somehow cheat on discounts. Weird -- I ended up going (back) to AT&T for this reason. You may also consider T-Mobile MVNOs such as Mint Mobile. (**)
(**) Oddly enough, in addition to better overall coverage, I get much higher download speeds on AT&T LTE/LTE+ compared to T-Mobile 5G (NR/NSA) - even in a place with full bars on both carriers. I did a test today with two SIMs in the phone - on AT&T I got 100 Mbps down on first try, whereas on T-Mobile the best I ever got (20+ tries) was ~30 Mbps down; typically 15-20. Not sure if this is another artifact of the Sony firmware, YMMV.
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Course, if you only need to make domestic calls while on WiFi, T-Mobile DIGITS is the path of least resitance.
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So, I have an unbranded unlocked N8 I bought from Best-Buy assigned to my VZW account that was missing the "Advanced Calling" menu in settings. My wife's branded VZW S8+ has this menu. I tried the guides for other carriers to unlock WifI and HD calling, but alas, none of them worked. (I did however get the camcorder in the phone dial pad, but it didn't do anything) *******Still working on WifI calling**********
I spent hours testing settings in the IMS config via the shortcut app, all with no luck.
TIP: I called big red (VZW) on the phone and told them I bought the phone from bestbuy (didn't mention it was the non carrier unlocked version) and that WifI and HD calling menu wasn't on my phone. She told me my IMS wasn't configured on their end and she would update it. (This did not affect my grandfathered unlimited data plan)
Steps:
1. Call VZW and tell them you dont have access to HD voice on your phone and need help.
2. They will update the IMS on their end.
3. Turn off WifI, turn on mobile data.
4. Reboot and profit.
Ive uploaded a SS of the new option which wasn't there before I called VZW.
*****WARNING****** I seem to have lost the ability in the shortcut app to access the IMS launcher settings. Not sure if the 83mb update I took today caused it or not. Just warning you. I can still get into WifI calling via the app, however, it still crashes every time I get into it.
(Yes I know I shouldn't have taken any updates while we wait on eng. code to be released. Oh well I guess. )
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So, I have an unbranded unlocked N8 I bought from Best-Buy assigned to my VZW account that was missing the "Advanced Calling" menu in settings. My wife's branded VZW S8+ has this menu. I tried the guides for other carriers to unlock WifI and HD calling, but alas, none of them worked. (I did however get the camcorder in the phone dial pad, but it didn't do anything) *******Still working on WifI calling**********
I spent hours testing settings in the IMS config via the shortcut app, all with no luck.
TIP: I called big red (VZW) on the phone and told them I bought the phone from bestbuy (didn't mention it was the non carrier unlocked version) and that WifI and HD calling menu wasn't on my phone. She told me my IMS wasn't configured on their end and she would update it. (This did not affect my grandfathered unlimited data plan)
Steps:
1. Call VZW and tell them you dont have access to HD voice on your phone and need help.
2. They will update the IMS on their end.
3. Turn off WifI, turn on mobile data.
4. Reboot and profit.
Ive uploaded a SS of the new option which wasn't there before I called VZW.
*****WARNING****** I seem to have lost the ability in the shortcut app to access the IMS launcher settings. Not sure if the 83mb update I took today caused it or not. Just warning you. I can still get into WifI calling via the app, however, it still crashes every time I get into it.
(Yes I know I shouldn't have taken any updates while we wait on eng. code to be released. Oh well I guess. )
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You can always flash back to stock then...as long as it is server side as soon as it provisions, you should still get the goods...and be back to stock...this update does not lock you in...congrats though...
Does your Wi-Fi calling still not work? That's my only hangup of going with the Verizon rom.
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Does your Wi-Fi calling still not work? That's my only hangup of going with the Verizon rom.
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Nope; works out of the box with Sprint & T-Mobile; haven't tested my AT&T SIM
You can get into IMS Settings by using Nova Activity launcher; under DEBUG INFO > IMS Information all should be true; if not VoLTE isn't enabled on the account or provisioning isn't completed; this can be done with a simple reboot.
Also; IMS Service Switch, make sure VoLTE Video is on for video calling; if/when VZW uses universal RCS profile you will have access to "iMessage" like features which Sprint/T-Mobile can currently use.
The Sad thing is total wireless morons have no clue what an ims is...
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Nope; works out of the box with Sprint & T-Mobile; haven't tested my AT&T SIM
You can get into IMS Settings by using Nova Activity launcher; under DEBUG INFO > IMS Information all should be true; if not VoLTE isn't enabled on the account or provisioning isn't completed; this can be done with a simple reboot.
Also; IMS Service Switch, make sure VoLTE Video is on for video calling; if/when VZW uses universal RCS profile you will have access to "iMessage" like features which Sprint/T-Mobile can currently use.
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Thanks for the guide. Unfortunately after recent official Oreo software update, can't get into IMS Settings using either Nova Activity Launcher/Shortcut maker or through any other app.
Is there any way to enable "IMS Service Switch" thereafter enable VoLTE so that VoLTE option would appear under Settings->Mobile Networks?
Please suggest.
Thanks.
I have tried this new feature coming with the stock Oreo ROM and received a message from my mobile carrier initially, welcoming me to WiFi calling. All network settings seemed to be working fine, I was also browsing internet with no problems, all apps were connecting and responding as expected. However the first time I tried dialing one of my contacts I've got a message "Server error. Try again later." on the dialing screen itself. It looked like the call couldn't be connected. This happened to all outgoing calls, I suppose to all incoming also although I couldn't confirm that.
I tried many things like restarting the phone, turning data on and off, going into flight mode and disabling it, in the end I reset all network settings disabling LTE advanced services before doing that and enabling them again after the reset, but I still get that error. If I disable LTE advanced, all calls get connected with no problems.
Does anyone know if this is something with a list of supported devices explicitly enabled by the mobile carrier in their network? I am considering calling my carrier for more information but the fact itself I have got a welcome message means the device has been detected as part of the advanced services network. Perhaps there are some network settings I need to enter? Anyone ever used Axon 7's WiFi calling/advanced LTE features on any network?
Does that maybe include VoLTE which the carrier may not support?
https://www.4g.co.uk/what-is-volte/
Well according to the link provided and what I know, LTE is supported by my operator, but I wonder if it needs to be specifically tailored to a phone model by them and/or the 8.0 update by itself is not providing such functionality or it is limited by default. And I think it may be the first since ZTE products are never on the list of supported phones by any operator. But I couldn't claim it for sure as otherwise ZTE would not have included it at all with the 8.0 ROM and there are so many basic or very old models like LG K8 or Microsoft Lumia 550 that are supported.
Has anyone tried using "LTE advanced" on their 8.0 yet?
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Well according to the link provided and what I know, LTE is supported by my operator, but I wonder if it needs to be specifically tailored to a phone model by them and/or the 8.0 update by itself is not providing such functionality or it is limited by default. And I think it may be the first since ZTE products are never on the list of supported phones by any operator. But I couldn't claim it for sure as otherwise ZTE would not have included it at all with the 8.0 ROM and there are so many basic or very old models like LG K8 or Microsoft Lumia 550 that are supported.
Has anyone tried using "LTE advanced" on their 8.0 yet?
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LTE Advanced = Volte
If your carrier does not support Volte, keep this option off.
WiFi Calling is something separate and not related.
If your carrier does not support WiFi calling, keep this option off.
You should still get LTE service with both of these options off. I personal find WiFi calling to work poorly, so I leave it off even though my carrier supports it. (TMobile US)
Also, there is a Q and A section for these types of posts. Don't post questions in the Guides and News section please.
Thanks for the input. Both of these options are reported to be supported by my carrier on their website. Also I always had LTE before 8.0 so simply wanted to try the new "HD voice and advanced communication service" as described in the latest firmware.
About posting this thread in the news & discussion section, this only relates to Oreo which was only recently released to the public so it is a completely new feature for the Axon. Most of the other threads are too general and since there will still be many people with 6.1 and 7.0/7.1, I would have hardly got any response whatsoever in there. For now I will keep this new option off and will contact my carrier for the support of the Axon and ZTE in general.
I really need WiFi Calling in order to reasonably use this phone for calls from my house due to a poor Network signal. There is no Wifi Calling option in Calls -> Settings or in Settings -> Network & internet -> Mobile network anywhere. Also when I do *#*#4636#*#* and go into Phone information Wifi Calling Provisioned option is grayed out.
Nope. Last time I saw wifi calling available was on the XZP. Wasn't an option for the XZ3, and still not an option for the Xperia 1. Try giving tmobile a call or maybe sony support and ask if they can add wifi calling support.
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I really need WiFi Calling in order to reasonably use this phone for calls from my house due to a poor Network signal. There is no Wifi Calling option in Calls -> Settings or in Settings -> Network & internet -> Mobile network anywhere. Also when I do *#*#4636#*#* and go into Phone information Wifi Calling Provisioned option is grayed out.
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Option is here for me. Can you not flash a non branded firmware?
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Option is here for me. Can you not flash a non branded firmware?
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Which frimeware is that ? Is that US unbranded
Nope, no wifi calling for me. I originally had the J9110 model (international dual sim, hong kong) but i recently flashed it with the US firmware. No dice, unfortunately. But since changing to the US firmware, I now get VoLTE and group message in Android Messages. It's a start.
Ya VoLTE is working fine and appears as provisioned in the hidden menu. So it seems like I will have to do something similar to what I did on the XZ Premium in order to get WiFi Calling...but I will wait until there is a DRM backup process.
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Ya VoLTE is working fine and appears as provisioned in the hidden menu. So it seems like I will have to do something similar to what I did on the XZ Premium in order to get WiFi Calling...but I will wait until there is a DRM backup process.
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I see the same thing as you. How did you do it on the xz premium?
I had to root it and flash a zip that someone made for it, it might be possible to use the same zip but I'm not going to root mine until there is a DRM backup method. I barely every talk on the phone without LTE service so it's more so just really annoying not having WiFi Calling. I think a bunch of people were using the same zip for the 2017/2018 xperia phones to get it working.
I have XZ premium and XZ1 and wifi calling option is displayed when I use the Jio sim but not displayed when using Airtel sim (using Airtel broadband), so our phones do have wifi calling facility but working only with Jio sim, although Sony is not shown in the compatible phones list. I am in India.
That also stresses me out on My Xperia 5. Don't know If You talked about My Zips for VoLTE and the other Features but i didn't get it to work actually on Android 10. Possible that i just don't have the right Firmware atm (Customized EU / My Devices Firmware isn't Out yet), so i'm using Custom UK Firmware but that should also work... I'm a bit confused so i switched to GSIs which Made it even worse... Looks like we should start making Custom Vendors for our Xperias since the Methods changed over Android 7-8-9-10
Can you flash the dual sim model to work with a single sim firmware and does Wi-fi Calling Work later?
yes, that's what i did with my xz3. volte works with tmobile, but not att.
My carrier is very particular about which phones they open up the Wi-Fi Calling feature to. Generally, they'll only activate and support the feature on phones that they have directly sold & are running carrier-branded firmware (ugh).
I've managed, however, to get Wi-Fi Calling working on my carrier via my Z5c, which is definitely not a supported model. (Long story.) And it all works great...except that I cannot for the life of me get MMS to function over Wi-Fi. I know what the basic underlying issue is that is preventing this from working (APN type 'mms' is not able to be used as a bearer on the IWLAN RAT), but have not yet found a way to work around it.
This leads me to ask: is there anybody out there (still) using a Z5-family phone that has working Wi-Fi Calling actively supported by your carrier? And if so, can you send and receive MMS when you are only on Wi-Fi (Airplane mode on with Wi-Fi re-enabled) without problems?
I mean, if this isn't a supported configuration/feature on the Z5, period, then I'd like to know that before I waste further weeks banging my head against a wall that's never going to budge... It seems unfathomable to me that any phone with Wi-Fi Calling *wouldn't* support MMS over Wi-Fi, but this is a rather early VoWiFi implementation, so who knows.
Hey guys,
neither my Wifi Calling, nor 5G doesnt work on my Redmi K30 Ultra. Not sure whats the deal behind it, maybe its the Mediatek chip or that it doesn't pass Safety Net or that its not made for Europe.
Anyway: Can we hack this somewhere? Maybe modify some props or something and magically make it work?
Thanks so much! <3
More info: I've done the usual stuff like activating Wifi calling, VoLTE and 5G in settings and also disabled carrier check via number code. I also tried all 3 big carriers in germany
Telefonica/O2: Nothing works
Vodafone: LTE "works", it shows an HD icon at the top but Wifi Calling doesnt work and 5G doesnt either. Shows both VoLTE and Wifi Calling as enabled in Phone Info.
Telecom: Nothing works, but it shows in Phone Info that VoLTE and Wifi Calling is enabled.
@Mirardt
Per description the phone supports Wi-Fi calling, VoLTE and LTE, so I think it's not a chipset problem. Carriers will typically sell these data services with smartphones as part of a bundle.
I guess it is a problem with carrier ( data plan chosen ). You can try to contact your carrier and check if everything is correct from there end.
In no case your issue has something to do with SafetyNet API what is an anti-abuse API application developers can implement.
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@Mirardt
Per description the phone supports Wi-Fi calling, VoLTE and LTE, so I think it's not a chipset problem. Carriers will typically sell these data services with smartphones as part of a bundle.
I guess it is a problem with carrier ( data plan chosen ). You can try to contact your carrier and check if everything is correct from there end.
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Hey there, yes everything is activated from the side of my carrier and also i spoke with vodafone technical support and they activated everything they could, reset the network etc.
Also both VoLTE and Wifi Calling work on the iPhone with all of the cards. So it has to be something on the phone.
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Ok this already is really nice to know!
Thank you for helping! @jwoegerbauer
Update: I have confirmation from german review website that both VoLTE and Wifi Calling worked for them on the K30 Ultra. Maybe that helps in identifying the problem?
Mirardt
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Hey there, yes everything is activated from the side of my carrier and also i spoke with vodafone technical support and they activated everything they could, reset the network etc.
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Sometimes they just block per device model (supporting only phones that were certified for their network) and you need to convince them to let you in
Or, you could (again) play with props like ro.product.manufacturer and ro.product.model to pretend you have some fancy Samsung - bcs if it shows enabled in the settings, it's likely blocked at the time of handshaking and negotiating to use the service
It's also possible to capture the UE Capabilites offer (see attachement for my LTE part) and response - I will try to find where was the URL with know-how and instructions
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https://mt-tech.fi/en/how-to-get-4g-supported-ca-combinations-from-your-android-phone/
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Sometimes they just block per device model (supporting only phones that were certified for their network) and you need to convince them to let you in
Or, you could (again) play with props like ro.product.manufacturer and ro.product.model to pretend you have some fancy Samsung - bcs if it shows enabled in the settings, it's likely blocked at the time of handshaking and negotiating to use the service
It's also possible to capture the UE Capabilites offer (see attachement for my LTE part) and response - I will try to find where was the URL with know-how and instructions
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https://mt-tech.fi/en/how-to-get-4g-supported-ca-combinations-from-your-android-phone/
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I talked to a vodafone technical support guy and he said that everything is fine and open from their side. Also my phone runs with your fingerprints (Mi9T) for a week or so and it didnt change anything.
Do I understand it correctly, that all the methods you linked there only work with Qualcomm chips? Cause the K30 Ultra does have a Mediatek chip. :cyclops:
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I talked to a vodafone technical support guy and he said that everything is fine and open from their side. Also my phone runs with your fingerprints (Mi9T) for a week or so and it didnt change anything.
Do I understand it correctly, that all the methods you linked there only work with Qualcomm chips? Cause the K30 Ultra does have a Mediatek chip. :cyclops:
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If the doc is only about Qualcomm, you will need to Google for e.g. MTK bands UE Capabilities
But MTK was usually more open, people were even able to easily change IMEIs.
There used to be a code for MTK Engineering mode, with options to enable bands and so
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If the doc is only about Qualcomm, you will need to Google for e.g. MTK bands UE Capabilities
But MTK was usually more open, people were even able to easily change IMEIs.
There used to be a code for MTK Engineering mode, with options to enable bands and so
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Ok do I understand correctly that UE Capabilities are parameters that my devices has that sends information if it can do 5G or VoWifi and so on?
After a bunch of Apps that refused to work with my phone (unknown device not supported) I did found one that looks promising. The problem is that I have only littly orientation and understanding. Can you see what setting might be relevent and maybe if we can get those UE Capabilities changed inside the app?
What I tried is switching the "Entitlement Status" of Wifi Calling on "Enable" (It was disabled as I opened the app), but nothing changed. The Entitlement server is left blank, maybe that could help?
Also I just swapped every possible thing from "false" to "true" inside ePDG Config, but it didnt help so I reseted it.
If you (or anybody else) could have a look and give me some direction I would grind it out myself!
edit: Upload doesn't work on this forum somehow, strange. Here is the Gdrive link.
Ok I just looked through every single option their is, screenshoting everything that seemed relevent.
There is band information that seems like it is what you mentioned and it is editable! @zgfg
Also a couple of other direct mentions of VoLTE, like props in IMS settings.
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Ok I just looked through every single option their is, screenshoting everything that seemed relevent.
There is band information that seems like it is what you mentioned and it is editable! @zgfg
Also a couple of other direct mentions of VoLTE, like props in IMS settings.
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Very interesting, (as expected) you can control many things on MTK ( too many)
For LTE bands, I think you need bands 1,3,7,20 and you don't need TDD bands.
For 5G, googling tells me that for Germany you need: n1,n3,n28,n78,n258.
Suggesting you to double-check for your operator and enable what's missing and reboot.
B20 might be available in a shopping center, or dense busy district
In the Call* and IMS-Registration* screensots, are all those params enabled or you need to open another screen for each (modes)?
On the IMS, I would put VoLTE to Default, not to CMW500 - seems to be a mode for testing equipment.
Also, you could try SMS over 3GPP or 3GPP2 (that means SMS over IMS but when you register to IMS), but check does it still work over cellular
Last screenshot says that it's not registered to IMS, but seems there are additional settings for IMS authentication (that's about registering to IMS - VoLTE is an IMS service)
I pretty much tried everything out you suggested and it didnt work. Thats why I waited to work on that until I freshly reset my phone with GApps Pico and I did that yesterday. During the Installation process there are 2 question came up:
1. There are Google Carrier Services I can install through play store. No clue what it is, does it matter?
2. I have found multiple interesting sounding apps in system/priv-apps like "engineermode", MtkCapCtrl", "MtkTelecom", "MtkTelephony Assist" and "MtkTeleService", the only one I can find in Apps is "engineermode" and i didn't manage to open it. I tried to install the other apks but it didnt allow it. Anything that might help us?
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Very interesting, (as expected) you can control many things on MTK ( too many)
For LTE bands, I think you need bands 1,3,7,20 and you don't need TDD bands.
For 5G, googling tells me that for Germany you need: n1,n3,n28,n78,n258.
Suggesting you to double-check for your operator and enable what's missing and reboot.
B20 might be available in a shopping center, or dense busy district
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Unfortuantely I was wrong about being to change them, but i do have most bands enabled. Im in Hamburg City so I should have very good access here.
zgfg said:
In the Call* and IMS-Registration* screensots, are all those params enabled or you need to open another screen for each (modes)?
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Another screen opens there, I put a couple of Screenshots as Example. Do you need more/all of them?
zgfg said:
On the IMS, I would put VoLTE to Default, not to CMW500 - seems to be a mode for testing equipment.
Also, you could try SMS over 3GPP or 3GPP2 (that means SMS over IMS but when you register to IMS), but check does it still work over cellular
Last screenshot says that it's not registered to IMS, but seems there are additional settings for IMS authentication (that's about registering to IMS - VoLTE is an IMS service)
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Tried everything but it made no difference. Also tried IMS test mode on with and without SMS.
Also it keeps saying its not registered in PhoneInformation1.
Should we try to change those numbers in the VOLTE settings to something like this?
Edit: I activated logs telephony logs and somehow got a bug report without even calling somebody. Uploaded it.
Mirardt said:
Hey guys,
neither my Wifi Calling, nor 5G doesnt work on my Redmi K30 Ultra. Not sure whats the deal behind it, maybe its the Mediatek chip or that it doesn't pass Safety Net or that its not made for Europe.
Anyway: Can we hack this somewhere? Maybe modify some props or something and magically make it work?
Thanks so much! <3
More info: I've done the usual stuff like activating Wifi calling, VoLTE and 5G in settings and also disabled carrier check via number code. I also tried all 3 big carriers in germany
Telefonica/O2: Nothing works
Vodafone: LTE "works", it shows an HD icon at the top but Wifi Calling doesnt work and 5G doesnt either. Shows both VoLTE and Wifi Calling as enabled in Phone Info.
Telecom: Nothing works, but it shows in Phone Info that VoLTE and Wifi Calling is enabled.
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wifi calling hardly ever works on foreign phones but my k30 ultra gets 5g on tmobile in my state.
Wifi calling hardly ever works on foreign phones but i get 5g on tmobile in my state , the k30 gets 3 bands that havent been listed , just get a mtk engineering mode app to see what bands you can work with.