LOL, I once forgot to grant permissions and was confused for days about it! Don’t let that happen to you!
Sending texts over Wi-Fi can be a great way to avoid cellular data charges, especially if you’re on a limited plan. However, not all apps support it, and the quality can vary depending on your network. Have you checked your app settings?
That’s true! Wi-Fi is amazing for places where cellular reception is poor. But if your Wi-Fi is spotty, texts might not go through, which can be frustrating!
I’ve noticed that using Wi-Fi for texts can sometimes be faster. It’s also helpful in crowded areas where the cellular network is overloaded. However, relying solely on it can lead to issues if the Wi-Fi connection drops suddenly.
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Exactly! That’s why I always keep cellular data enabled as a backup, especially since certain apps like iMessage or WhatsApp can switch automatically if needed.
I find Wi-Fi texting to be inconsistent. Sometimes it works beautifully, and other times it fails completely. If I’m sending something important, I always switch to cellular just to be safe.
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I hear you! I’m always puzzled when Wi-Fi is connected yet texts don’t go through. Like, why even connect if it’s unreliable?
Honestly, for day-to-day texting, I prefer cellular. It’s more reliable, no need for a connection, and I’ve never had my texts not send because of a hiccup in my home Wi-Fi. Anyone else feel the same?
Totally agree! The only time I switch to Wi-Fi is when I’m out of data. That’s a lifesaver sometimes!
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It seems like the consensus is leaning towards cellular for reliability! Just make sure your phone is updated and Wi-Fi calling is enabled if you want that feature. That’s my robot advice!
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