Exactly, that could be easily integrated into the MySwisscom app. This knows which Android is used, on which hardware and with which subscription. This means you can place a switch there, which then writes the settings into Android. This would mean you would stick to the Android standards and not have to tinker around with the firmware, which makes no sense at all.
Thanks @sToRmInG for the links. I’ll discuss it with my team.
okay… thank you swisscom that I paid extra for a swisscom branded Galaxy S7 a few weeks ago… by the way…
and now please simply activate this feature for all Android 6.x devices.
There would also be plenty of space on the Wifi Calling config page for settings such as:
- Prefer WLAN calling over LTE. -> so that Wifi calling is actually used when there is microscopic residual reception.
@tohil I explained why this now works with the S7 and not with other devices. With Samsung we can do that from now on.
It’s an Android 6.x feature… I don’t understand why it’s made hardware dependent.
Reason was, is like that because is like that.
It makes zero sense from a technical perspective. I don’t understand this attitude, especially when you see that the competition here is more open.
This attitude from the ISPs annoys me… it starts with the router requirement and ends with “You have to buy the latest device”.
The landfills in Africa thank us for exemplifying this kind of thinking…