THERE’S nothing worse than being without mobile signal just as you need to make an important call.

But little do some iPhone owners realise, there’s actually a special trick which could save the day.

Wi-Fi Calling uses your existing allowance

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Wi-Fi Calling uses your existing allowanceCredit: Apple

Apple has a feature called Wi-Fi Calling.

Whenever you’re without a signal from your network – or if it’s very low – the tool will kick-in.

It allows you to take or make calls over Wi-Fi instead.

The calls will still come out of your usual allowance.

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How to switch on Wi-Fi Calling on iPhone

Your network provider has to support Wi-Fi Calling for it to work.

Most networks do allow it these days.

To turn on Wi-Fi Calling on your iPhone, start by going to the Settings.

Scroll down for Phone.

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Then tap Wi-Fi Calling.

Switch on Wi-Fi Calling on This Phone.

Now you’re all set.

Next time you’re low on signal, a small phone icon will appear next to your signal bar.

This means your iPhone is currently using Wi-Fi for calls.

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