It's NEVER done this before so obviously it's something to do with the latest Sept. You would need to swipe the notification to the right so that it shows the settings. You can’t turn off the notification, but you can stop it from showing. From the screenshot, it looks like you have a Samsung device. The notification just pops up at random times and wifi calling just won't do what it's supposed to do. Being able to turn off the Wi-Fi calling notification is very important and you’ve come to the right place for help, cdem66. I'm paying $160 a month and I'm missing important calls and maybe even missing voicemails as well. In this case, all you'd need to do is speak with our tech experts, so they can take a few troubleshooting steps with you, in getting that WiFi calling working a little more normally." That's it. That is also still considered a high end device, so it definitely should be working properly. I did check on the most recent update, but am not seeing any known issues with WiFi calling, so by all means, that should definitely still work. On top of missing the calls its takes a day or more for the voicemail to come through I've already messaged Tmobile about this and this is what they said. I've already missed several important calls due to this. I work from home, and with a metal roof, I have to have wifi calling on or calls will not come through.
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