Re: Samsung account

Andrew <andrew@spam.net> wrote:

Frank Slootweg wrote on 14 Mar 2024 20:06:51 GMT :
 

  You're correct, I couldn't find it in Settings either. So apparently
Another Poster (TM) was wrong. No surprise there, he's been wrong
before.

 
The fact you've never once in your entire life found me wrong, Frank, and
yet you're so obviously _desperate_ to do so, is a problem that you have.

  We've shown you wrong many, many times. That you refuse to acknowledge
that you were wrong and play your dodge and divert spiel, doesn't mean
you weren't wrong. Case in point: AJL's beating in this very thread.
 

FACT:
 The option to turn on (or off) Wi-Fi calling is on my Samsung phone.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/4dgCbg1t/wificalling01.jpg>
 
And there is no Samsung Account (or any account) set up on my phone.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/RhxFjhz0/manage-accounts.jpg>

  As the other response have shown, there's an - as yet unexplained -
difference between our phones:

- You have the setting on your Android 13 T-Mobile USA phone (which
  Samsung model?).

- Richmond didn't have the setting on his Android 13 phone (which
  model?), but now it's on Android 14, he does have the setting.

- I don't have the setting on my (Samsung Galaxy A51) Android 13 phone.

  The location where you have the 'Wi-Fi Calling' switch, on the
  Connections page, between 'Wi-Fi' and 'Bluetooth', I have nothing,
  i.e. 'Wi-Fi' at the top and then 'Bluetooth' directly below it.

  Also the text labels on items are different between you and me, so I
  think it's a question of different models (or 'ages'?) of Samsung
  phones rather than Android versions.

  Bottom line: In this case, everybody was right, for *their* phone.