Rogers and Fido pushed out a new carrier update the other day, 21.2. Many of you inquired what was new with this carrier update so we found out.
In an emailed statement, the company said the update “enabled the necessary requirements for W-Fi Calling,” which was launched with the release of iOS 9 (and the previous 21.1 carrier update which first enabled the feature).
If you’ve had difficulty enabling Wi-Fi Calling on iPhone (remember, it requires iOS 9 plus an iPhone 5c or newer), let us know if this carrier update changed anything for you.
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