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    Does Fairphone 4 supports VoLTE ?

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        adorsaz @stanwood
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        @stanwood thanks !

        Nice to see Swiss users too ๐Ÿ˜€

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          AppLee @stanwood
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          @stanwood and @adorsaz
          It might already be available in Devel.
          But I don't have this device to check things out.

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            Lakotaubp @AppLee
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            @AppLee No not yet Marius was working on it.

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              Ben-LinuxMan @stanwood
              last edited by Ben-LinuxMan

              @stanwood I also live in Switzerland ๐Ÿ™‚
              I've got Fairphone 4 running 24.04-1.0 Beta 2 and my carrier is Yallo.

              4G VoLTE is turned on but is unfortunately not working.

              In the Ubuntu Touch Docs ( https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/volte.html) one of the requrements is โ€žUbuntu Touch contains a VoLTE configuration for your carrier.โ€ž

              Does anybody know how to create such a configuration?

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                gandalf
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                I haven't seen it documented anywhere( or I'm blind ๐Ÿค” ) but it looks like VoLTE was backported(?) to 20.04-OTA10. I did one call so far and did not see the "3g" downgrade in the status bar. And the cellular settings newly offer "Connection Type: 2G/3G/4G/5G"

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                  adorsaz @Ben-LinuxMan
                  last edited by Keneda

                  @Ben-LinuxMan My provider is Yallo too and the VoLTE is working on my LineageOS installation with the Fairphone 4.

                  For your information, I share below screenshots of the current Android APN confugurations. Maybe that could help you to set up VoLTE on Ubuntu Touch ?

                  https://cloud.adorsaz.ch/s/Sm4fzxY3nr8dLkM/preview
                  https://cloud.adorsaz.ch/s/pGDrLHTmZfX8MpS/preview
                  https://cloud.adorsaz.ch/s/XX3FbaNKqrz9cDD/preview

                  With the Ububtu Touch noble just released, I'll try to install it again in next days and I'll write here if VoLTE works for me.

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                    Keneda @adorsaz
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                    @adorsaz
                    VoLTE is for Voice over LTE.
                    Sadly it has nothing to do with data or SMS and MMS setup.
                    4G (and 5G I believe) data works perfectly under Ubuntu Touch, same goes for SMS and MMS.

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                      gpatel-fr @gandalf
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                      @gandalf

                      Sorry for the idle question, but I have seen on this forum a post complaining that Volte was working yes, but there was no feedback for the call routing, in a word, the user was launching the call, waiting in a void, then suddently hearing the voice of the called person. It was not on a Fairphone, it was with a Volla 23 IIRC, but is this a generic problem with current Volte and Ubuntu Touch ?

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                        gandalf @gpatel-fr
                        last edited by gandalf

                        @gpatel-fr

                        I just made a call, I got the standard ringing until the other side picked up the phone ๐Ÿ‘

                        Though again, I'm not sure if the lack of a "3g" icon is proof enough that volte is actually working ๐Ÿค” Cellular Settings -> Carrier & APN -> 4G calling (VoLTE) is available and enabled see follow up answer

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                          gandalf @gandalf
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                          said in Does Fairphone 4 supports VoLTE ?:

                          @gpatel-fr

                          I just made a call, I got the standard ringing until the other side picked up the phone ๐Ÿ‘

                          Though again, I'm not sure if the lack of a "3g" icon is proof enough that volte is actually working ๐Ÿค” Cellular Settings -> Carrier & APN -> 4G calling (VoLTE) is available and enabled ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

                          After a bit more testing it looks like that was a false positive ๐Ÿ˜ž Yes, all the settings are there, but following this thread and calling gbus it seems that volte is not actually supported:

                          $ cat /etc/ofono/binder.d/qti.conf 
                          [Settings]
                          ExpectSlots = slot1
                          extPlugin = qti
                          radioInterface = 1.4
                          
                          [slot1]
                          path = /ril_0
                          slot = 0
                          
                          
                          $ gdbus call --system --dest org.ofono --object-path /ril_0 --method org.ofono.IpMultimediaSystem.GetProperties
                          ({'Registered': <false>, 'Registration': <'auto'>, 'VoiceCapable': <false>, 'SmsCapable': <false>},)
                          
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