Using your own home WiFi will still deduct your cell phone bill.
This may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Data roaming: If your mobile phone is connected to WiFi and the data roaming function is enabled, when the WiFi signal is unstable or disconnected, the mobile phone will automatically switch to the use of mobile network data, resulting in the deduction of mobile phone charges. 2. Unstable network quality: Even if you are connected to WiFi, if the WiFi signal quality is unstable, the phone may automatically switch to using mobile network data, which will also lead to the deduction of mobile phone bills. 3. Call or text charges: Even if you are connected to WiFi, if you do not use voip or instant messaging apps when using calls or text messages, but use the call or text features that come with your phone, these call or text charges will still be deducted from your phone bill.
In order to avoid using your home WiFi and still deduct your mobile phone bill, you can take the following measures: 1. Turn off data roaming: In the phone's Settings, turn off data roaming and ensure that the phone only uses WiFi connection to surf the Internet to avoid automatic switching to mobile network data.
2. Improve WiFi signal quality: If your WiFi signal quality is not stable, you can try to use a WiFi signal booster or adjust the position of the router to improve the stability of WiFi signal. 3. Use voip or instant messaging apps: When calling or sending text messages, you can use voip or instant messaging apps, such as WhatsApp, wechat, etc., to communicate over WiFi connection and avoid the deduction of mobile phone bills. In short, using your own home WiFi and still deducting your mobile phone bill may be due to reasons such as data roaming, unstable network quality or call and SMS charges. This can be reduced or avoided by turning off data roaming, improving WiFi signal quality, and using voip or instant messaging apps.
The reason why you can still deduct your phone bill when you use your own home Wi-Fi may be because your phone's Settings are incorrect. When the phone is connected to Wi-Fi, if it is not correctly set to use the Wi-Fi network for data transmission, the phone will continue to use the mobile network for data transmission, thus deducting the call bill.
In addition, some apps may default to using the mobile network instead of Wi-Fi, so phone charges will also be deducted when using these apps.
Therefore, making sure that the phone is properly set to use Wi-Fi networks and turning off the mobile network, while checking the Settings of the app to ensure that it is using Wi-Fi networks, can avoid phone charges when using your own Wi-Fi.
You won't be charged for using your home WiFi unless your phone's network Settings don't turn off data. If you use WiFi while the mobile phone network data traffic is still on, then during use, the phone will automatically switch to the data traffic network, resulting in the phone bill is deducted. Therefore, be sure to turn off the data option on your phone when using WiFi to avoid being charged for your call.
Hello, if you use the wireless network to surf the Internet, generally there is no cost, you can log in to the online business hall to view the details of the use of phone charges, if you have questions, you can call customer service telephone consultation.