Wi-Fi Calling Important Information
Important Information
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Wi-Fi Calling: Wi-Fi Calling lets you make calls and send text messages over Wi-Fi when cellular coverage is limited or unavailable. Loss of your Wi-Fi Internet connection during voice Wi-Fi Calling will disconnect your call, including 911 calls. In the U.S. or internationally, you can use Wi-Fi Calling to call numbers in the U.S. (the “Domestic Coverage Area” or “DCA”) at no additional charge (excluding 411 calls and other premium numbers). International long-distance rates apply when calling international numbers from the DCA. International roaming rates apply when calling international numbers while traveling outside the DCA. Go to att.com/global for international rates and options. Certain countries restrict Wi-Fi calling. No Wi-Fi Calling to 211, 311, 511, and 811. See att.com/wificalling for more info.
911 Call Routing. 911 calls using Wi-Fi Calling will first attempt to route to the appropriate emergency response center using automatic location information from your device. If such information is unavailable, the Emergency Address entered in your Wi-Fi Calling settings will be used for routing. To set up Wi-Fi Calling you will need to enter a US street address. Your emergency address cannot be a PO Box. You can change your Emergency Address at any time by selecting "Update Emergency Address" in your Wi-Fi Calling menu. To ensure proper routing of 911 calls, update your Emergency Address as needed. 911 service may be delayed or unavailable if automatic location information is unavailable or if using Wi-Fi Calling from a location different from the Emergency Address you entered.
By selecting "Continue", you acknowledge that you received and understand the foregoing information about 911 calls using Wi-Fi Calling, and you further agree that if you dial 911 on a device using Wi-Fi Calling, AT&T may treat the automatic location information transmitted by your device as your temporarily updated Wi-Fi Calling Emergency Address.