12-05-2019 06:20 PM - last edited on 01-16-2024 01:04 AM by ZenBot
12-16-2019 03:25 AM
jetjosh92This might be the case in your country but we use the same firmware everywhere and in some countries, with some operators (important ones) it could become a problem.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/34033#Comment_34033
Thanks for pointing all that out but it is quite a waste don't you think ? Especially for me since I am living in a country where the network operator is not even doing anything at all to block unsupported devices.
In fact I spoke to them just the other day and they were confident about the phone itself..plus if VoLTE does not work. We still have 3G here which is not going to be shut down any time soon. The phone will automatically switch to 3G if VoLTE is not available..and most of the time it is not the device that fails but the carrier, when the service is down on their end.
Just wish your higher ups will give you and your team a green light to kinda enable it...for people in my kind of situation..
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12-16-2019 06:22 AM
Anders_ASUSRight thanks for pointing all of that out and I understand it's complexity. But I guess I will only know if it is able to work if I have the option to turn it on and let the guys from my local carrier do the rest. They were quite willing to help really but I just don't have the option to turn it on, so they could not do anything for me but drop the case.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/34053#Comment_34053
This might be the case in your country but we use the same firmware everywhere and in some countries, with some operators (important ones) it could become a problem.
If there's no VoLTE, then it will go down to 3G. This is true, but if there is VoLTE and it's not working (because it hasn't been tested), then it will continue trying to make the call via VoLTE.
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12-16-2019 06:37 AM
jetjosh92That needs to be done from ASUS side and the reasons for this have been explained above. I understand that you want to find some way and help us but there's nothing you can do. I don't remember why this trick in India works, where you put the SIM in a VoLTE approved phone and then back in ASUS Phone to make it accept VoLTE. I believe it might have been that one carrier bought another one and that carrier had approved ASUS phones for VoLTE and vice versa. But the bottom line is that you can't do this anywhere else.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/34411#Comment_34411
Right thanks for pointing all of that out and I understand it's complexity. But I guess I will only know if it is able to work if I have the option to turn it on and let the guys from my local carrier do the rest. They were quite willing to help really but I just don't have the option to turn it on, so they could not do anything for me but drop the case.
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12-16-2019 01:26 PM
Anders_ASUSI don't think that trick works in the first place. I think the carrier probably already approved the device from the start. My mobile plan has 4G VoLTE with a sim card that is VoLTE enabled.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/34436#Comment_34436
That needs to be done from ASUS side and the reasons for this have been explained above. I understand that you want to find some way and help us but there's nothing you can do. I don't remember why this trick in India works, where you put the SIM in a VoLTE approved phone and then back in ASUS Phone to make it accept VoLTE. I believe it might have been that one carrier bought another one and that carrier had approved ASUS phones for VoLTE and vice versa. But the bottom line is that you can't do this anywhere else.
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12-16-2019 04:16 PM