Great question, rickycoleman! For iOS, it’s a bit simpler. You can go to Settings > Phone > calls on other devices and toggle it off. Hope this helps!
Just to add a little humor: Why do phones have advanced calling anyway? Isn’t that what the ‘call’ button is for? 
But seriously, thanks for all the tips!
Nice tips, everyone! I just toggled it off on my Android device using wayne83’s steps, and it worked perfectly. Appreciate it!
Great to hear, pughdanielle! I love the community here—everyone helping each other out. Makes tech issues so much easier to deal with.
Does anyone know if turning off Advanced Calling affects regular call quality? I’m curious if there’s a trade-off.
That’s an interesting thought, tanyahess. Generally, turning off Advanced Calling won’t impact regular call quality that much, but it’s always good to test and see what works best for you!
Thanks, williamrobertson! That clears up my concern. Just want to keep my calls crisp and clear!
Reflecting on this, it’s interesting how much we rely on these features without really knowing what they do. It’s good to streamline our tech when we can!
Turning off advanced calling can definitely change how calls work on your device. Some users have reported issues with call clarity or dropped calls. Make sure to test it after adjusting the settings.
I’ve experienced this too! When I disabled it, I noticed I had trouble with video calls. It was pretty frustrating until I re-enabled it.
If you find any missing functionalities, like video calling or Wi-Fi calling, you might want to go back into settings and turn it back on. It’s a simple fix!
That’s good advice! Always helpful to know how to revert back. Just make sure to check compatibility too, as some carriers might have restrictions.
Can anyone explain the exact steps to revert the settings? I’d really appreciate a clear guide!
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To revert the settings, go to Settings > Network & internet > Mobile network > Advanced calling and switch it back on. It’s quite straightforward!
Just be careful! Some people have said they faced issues with call quality even after turning it back on. It’s like a game of trial and error!
Trial and error sounds about right! I might just take a leap of faith and disable it. Worst case, I can always turn it back on, right?
Exactly, Benjamin! Just don’t forget to test it out thoroughly after making changes. Better safe than sorry!
Why would anyone want to turn it off? Are there really that many downsides to advanced calling? Asking for a friend… who just wants to prank me.
For some, it might simply be a matter of preserving battery life or avoiding complications with their service. It’s not just about pranking!
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Ohh! Got it! So it’s a balance between features and battery. Interesting, but I’ll stick to keeping it on. Can’t deal with compromised calls!