T-Mobile ending support for Wi-Fi Calling v1.0 on these phones

T-Mobile has sent out a text message to its customers who are still using older devices. 

According to a Reddit thread, T-Mobile will be ending support to the version 1.0 of Wi-Fi Calling standard, which first came out in 2015. What this announcement means is that if you are a device user with Wi-Fi Calling version 1.0, you won’t get to use it anymore beginning May 30th. 

There are 13 devices that will be affected by T-Mobile’s new announcement. These devices include the following:

• Alcatel One Touch Pop Astro

• Alcatel Fierce 2

• Google Nexus 6

• LG Optimus L70

• LG Optimus L90

• Microsoft Lumia 640

• Samsung Galaxy Avant

• Samsung Galaxy Exhibit

• Samsung Galaxy Note 4

• Samsung Galaxy S5

• Samsung Galaxy S4

• Samsung Galaxy S III LTE

• ZTE Obsidian

In the message it sent out, T-Mobile advised affected users to visit this support page to learn more about the announcement. 

If you are still using one of these phones with a T-Mobile, T-Mobile Prepaid, or Metro by T-Mobile SIM card, you can still use Wi-Fi to access the internet once the change has been implemented. But when it comes to making a call, it will be done over cellular network.