Both my wife and I have non-VZW Pixel 2 phones. Both are running same OS/patch (current) but different apps and many different settings. Our coverage at home is marginal at best. Phones will show CDMA coverage at one bar or less, but placing a call or answering usually ends in a dropped call in a matter of seconds. We both are provisioned/enabled for WiFi Calling. And it works, great!, at least until several hours or days later when, lo and behold, the WiFi Calling setting reverts to Off (WiFi Calling switch Off). I have not been able to correlate this change with anything in particular. Our WiFi/Internet connectivity is very stable and typically >300Mbps capable. Way better than our VZW CDMA coverage at home.
We tend to find that this state change has happened only when we go to answer a call, or make a call, and the connection drops within a second or two. ANNOYING!
Is this a "known issue"? Is there a workaround? Is it something we are doing/some setting we have not set optinally? Is it a VZW problem? A Google problem? Is it somehow a "feature" we are just failing to appreciate the goodness of? ANY thoughts would be appreciated!
We switched back to VZW after a decade at AT&T primarily because AT&T would not support WiFi Calling on our Pixel 2s. Having this happen on VZW is disheartening, to say the least. Especially since WiFi Calling works so well--until it randomly turns off.
