Assuming you would like steps on how to turn on internet messaging on Android:
1. Open the Messages app. You can find this in your App Drawer, or by tapping the envelope icon on your home screen. If you don't have the Messages app, you can download it from the Google Play Store.
2. Tap the Menu button (this could be three vertical dots in the top right corner of your screen, or a physical button on the side or back of your device).
3. Select Settings.
4. Tap More settings at the top of the list under Settings options (this will vary depending on which version of Android you're running). In some cases, this may say Message settings or SMS settings instead. Either way, select it to continue. If there's no option for More settings here, skip to step 6.
5 On the next screen, make sure Advanced is selected (it should be unless you've changed it before), then scroll down and tap Use 2G only for voice calls if that's an available option; otherwise, go to step 6 without selecting anything here . This will disable 3G data while still allowing text messages to come through since they don't require as much data bandwidth as other types of communication like video calls or streaming music do.
6 At this point, select Enable Internet calling and enable/disable any other features as desired such as Video Calling or Voice & Video over LTE if those are options; when finished with all changes here , tap OK in the bottom right corner to save and exit . Afterward, open your phone's browser and navigate to any website; if successful , a message should pop up asking if you'd like to use Hangouts for web searches and browsing moving forward .