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Google Pixel 3a - Turn Wi-Fi Calling On / Off

2026-10-22 22:20:19.326

Google Pixel 3a - Turn Wi-Fi Calling On / Off

When turned on, Wi-Fi Calling may improve indoor call quality for your Pixel 3a / 3a XL.
When turned on, Wi-Fi Calling may improve call quality while indoors.
  • For Wi-Fi Calling to work, verify:
    • Wi-Fi is turned on and connected.
    • HD Voice is activated first while in the Verizon wireless coverage area (can't be activated internationally).
  • Wi-Fi calls always originate in the US, even when you're outside of the US.
    • Calls to US numbers are not billed (except for 411 or other premium calls).
    • Calls to international numbers are billed according to your international long distance plan.
  1. From a Home screen, swipe up to display all apps.
  2. Navigate:
    Settings Settings app icon
    Network & Internet
    SIMs
    .
  3. Tap
    Wi-Fi calling
    .
  4. Tap the
    Wi-Fi Calling switch
    to turn on On icon off Off icon.
    If activating Wi-Fi Calling for the first time:
    1. Tap
      Activate Wi-Fi Calling
      .
    2. Tap Roaming preference or Emergency Address.
    3. Review the Terms & Conditions then tap
      CONTINUE
      to proceed.
      Ensure the Terms & Conditions option is checked Check Mark.
    4. Enter the emergency location info (E911) address then tap
      SAVE
      .
      This info gets transmitted to the emergency dispatcher for all 911 Wi-Fi calls. If address validation fails, you'll be required to re-enter a valid address.
      Upon successful validation of the address, Wi-Fi Calling turns on.
To select your calling preference while traveling outside the Verizon wireless coverage area or internationally, ensure Wi-Fi calling is turned on, tap
Roaming preference
, select 'Wi-Fi' or 'Mobile' then restart the device.