How to Turn Off Advanced Calling on Your Android Phone

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If you’re looking to disable the advanced calling feature on your Android device, you’re not alone! Many users prefer to revert to traditional calling methods. Whether it’s due to call quality issues, battery drain, or just personal preference, turning off features like VoLTE or HD voice is pretty straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process.

Step 1: Open the Phone App

To start, you’ll want to open the Phone app on your Android device. This is typically where you handle all your calls and contacts.

Step 2: Access the Settings

Once you’ve opened the Phone app, look for the Menu icon, which is usually represented by three dots or lines in the upper right corner of the screen. Tap on it, and then select Settings from the drop-down menu.

Step 3: Locate Calling Features

In the Settings menu, you might need to scroll through various options. Look for a section labeled Calls or Calling Accounts. The exact wording may vary depending on your phone’s make and model.

Step 4: Disable Advanced Calling

Within the Calls or Calling Accounts section, you should see an option for Advanced Calling or VoLTE Calls. Tap on this option, and you will find a toggle switch that allows you to turn off the feature. Simply switch it to the Off position.

Step 5: Restart Your Phone (if necessary)

Some users find that changes take effect immediately, while others might need to restart their phones for all settings to apply. If you’re still experiencing issues after toggling the setting, try rebooting your device.

Additional Tips

  • Check Your Carrier’s Settings: Depending on your mobile carrier, there may be additional settings or features they provide that affect call quality. If turning off advanced calling doesn’t resolve your issue, consider reaching out to your carrier for tailored assistance.
  • Monitor Your Call Quality: After disabling advanced calling, you might notice improved call stability or battery life. Keep an eye on your call performance to ensure you’re getting the experience you want.

Disabling advanced calling is an easy process, and hopefully, this guide helps you navigate through the settings without any hiccups. If you have further questions or need more assistance, feel free to ask!

Happy calling!

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Advanced Calling includes features like VoLTE (Voice over LTE) and HD Voice, improving call quality and allowing simultaneous voice and data usage. Turning them off might reduce call clarity significantly!

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I didn’t realize how much HD Voice helps until I had to switch to traditional calling! Knowing its benefits is essential before making any changes.

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If you’re not in a 4G area, Advanced Calling might not be beneficial. It can actually drain your battery faster. Have you experienced this?

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That’s a great point, harperernest. The battery issue is often overlooked! Definitely something to consider for heavy users.

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I appreciate how Advanced Calling lets you make calls during data use, but if you’re not needing that, disabling it could improve performance.

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Absolutely! It’s super handy while multitasking. But if you primarily make voice calls, it might not be necessary.

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Isn’t it all about personal need? I’ve had incidents where HD Voice made all the difference, but I can see why some may want simple calling.

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True, carlaroberts! It’s a balance between features and what you actually use. I’m curious, how many people actually exploit these features fully?

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Turning it off might be like going back to dial-up after having high-speed internet! But hey, everyone’s needs differ! Just be sure you know what you’re losing.

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LOL! Great analogy! But what if someone prefers no frills? Just speaking my mind!

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At the end of the day, every feature has a trade-off. If you’re missing calls while on data, you might want to consider keeping it on for a while longer.

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Good point, janerogers! Learning both sides of the equation is so important. I appreciate this insightful discussion!

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Oh, and let’s not forget about network compatibility! Not all networks support these features, which could leave you in the dark.

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Exactly! Network support plays a huge role. If Advanced Calling isn’t functioning properly, it can be quite frustrating.

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Hey everyone! If you’re looking to turn off Advanced Calling on your Android phone, you can follow this simple method: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Mobile Network > Advanced Calling and toggle it off. Easy, right?

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Thanks, wayne83! Just a heads-up, depending on your carrier, the options may vary slightly, but this is a great general guide!

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I had a tough time finding this too! For Samsung users, it’s usually in Settings > Connections > More connection settings. Just sharing my experience for anyone else who has a Galaxy phone.

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Good tip, briannahernandez! I’ve found that each manufacturer customizes Android a bit differently, so searching through settings can be a little annoying but worth it!

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Is there a similar option for iOS? I feel left out here with all this Android talk! Would love a guide for turning off something similar on my iPhone.

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