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[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] jbeenemd:
I use Google Hangouts and their add-on app for WiFi calls. Have to have Google voice number to do this.

Sent from my MetroPCS Turbo
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Sparksys:
Ok a simple question

I am on stock official 6.0.1

I can't find wifi calling option :/

Where to find it and how to make a wifi call?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] koftheworld:
Advanced calling menu
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Sparksys:
It's not there..no advanced calling menu anywhere
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] weaver11b:
I'm on computer freeks mm.1.0.4 stock based ROM

It's under advanced calling as mentioned.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Sparksys:
Not for me :/
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
Has anyone had any issues running wifi calling in airplane mode? I'm using stock marshmallow with unlocked bootloader, xposed, and twrp. Performed a factory reset and tried to make a wifi call in airplane mode and got the error that airplane mode needs to be turned off. Just wondering if anyone has seen this issue and how best to resolve it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] dbeedle:
I see the same behavior. I'm also unlocked, rooted with twrp. No exposed though.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Have you tried turning Wi-Fi back on after Airplane mode turns it off?

Airplane mode turns OFF Wi-Fi.

https://www.howtogeek.com/194421/what-does-airplane-mode-do-and-is-it-really-necessary/
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
Yeah tried that.

Would there be any way to turn off the radio other than using airplane mode? Also does this feature actually work using verizon wifi calling built into marshmallow?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
So it seems that flashing SuperSU causes wifi calling to stop working. I flashed stock recovery and firmware, downloaded the new OTA, flashed TWRP and wifi calling continued to work. As soon as I flashed SuperSU it stopped. Anyone stock and rooted that has wifi calling working?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
What version of SuperSu did you use? And if it was the older beta 2.62, did you then update it to the latest version afterwards?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
First way I tried was the bets 2.62 to see if it would work. When it didn't I restored my nandroid backup and then flashed beta 2.62 then 2.79 per TheSt33v's guide (select the beta zip then select add more zips and select the latest).
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Not to contradict him... but when you flash the beta SuperSu to do intitial root for this finicky version of Motorola Marshmallow firmware, you should then reboot to your desktop make sure it works -- that you actually have root -- then reboot back into recovery and flash the newer SuperSu.

In my opinion, that's the best way. Yes, there are many times I consecutively flash zipped files in TWRP, but flashing two vastly different versions of SuperSu is not one of them.

Are you saying flashing that beta SuperSu WILL didn't root your phone or didn't allow Wi-Fi calling to work? That version of SuperSu WILL root your phone -- but you will just need to update to newest version afterward.

I've attached that beta SuperSu to this post.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
I have done both ways meaning flashed beta version of SuperSU, booted, confirmed that I have root, then update. Also I have flashed both and can confirm that I still have root.

So I'll run through it again and check, but I should be able to flash stock firmware, check if wifi calling is working, flash Beta SuperSU, confirm that phone is rooted, update to latest SuperSU, then check if wifi calling is working. Would those steps be correct?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Yes. That sounds good.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] dbeedle:
For what it is worth...I did some experimentation with this. While rooted, wifi calling will insist that airplane mode must be turned off. I then un-rooted, using that option in supersu, and wifi calling did work. After that, I re-rooted by flashing as described above (supersu v2.62 beta, then v2.78 without a reboot between). Wifi calling again asks that airplane mode be turned off. So, for some reason, supersu seems to interfere with wifi calling!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
I did notice something strange with myVerizon between being rooted and un-rooted. While un-rooted and I run the device health check while in airplane mode it will alert me that I'm in airplane mode but still let me make a wifi call. When I apply root and do the same check it now says my wifi is on but I don't have a signal. So I'm wondering if maybe root cloak or something might be an option.

Either way I'll try the steps I listed earlier to make sure I didn't just miss something.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Sounds like Verizon is PUNISHING you for unlocking your bootloader and rooting? :rolleyes: No Wi-Fi calling for you in airplane mode! :p

To be clear, Wi-Fi calling does work for you -- but just not in Airplane Mode?

I rarely use Airplane Mode, actually only when I'm on an airplane... Just curious why you want to make Wi-Fi calls in airplane mode? Is this a place that you can't get a carrier signal for "regular" phone calls? And at the same time you don't want any data or bluetooth? Just trying to picture the scenario where this AIRPLANE MODE is needed...

OK, my question is WHY DO YOU NEED TO MAKE WI-FI CALLS IN AIRPLANE MODE? unless you are on an airplane, and using their airline wi-fi? Because I don't use airplane mode on any other occasion and I see no need for anyone else to, I guess.

Doesn't wi-fi calling work when you are NOT in airplane mode? Why go into airplane mode?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
Exactly the scenario you pointed out. Certain spots in my house have poor coverage and is the same for my wife's phone (Droid Turbo 2). Here phone is especially spotty in a very common area in our house. Since her phone isn't able to be unlocked I've told her not to update anything until an unlock is achieved or I'm confident in what Verizon releases. The only reason we have turbos is because we updated versions of Android and our phones were practically unusable. Anyway I wanted to test it out on my phone first since if it's complete garbage I can always go back, but with her's she's stuck with another boat anchor until I buy her a new phone.

Edit:

Also I wanted to test if my network can even handle wifi calling because at the poor signal spot it would switch and then drop the call. Verizon tried to claim it was my router but I wanted to run a test which started this whole thing of trying to use it in airplane mode. Now if there is a way to hide root, turn it off temporarily, or even just turn off the cell radio that might work. Oh well lol.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] dbeedle:
In my case I'm unable to say if wifi calling works or not as, other than airplane mode, I don't know of a way to disable the cellular calling. Could take out the SIM I suppose, but I have not tried that yet.

Followup 15/Mar: With the SIM removed the advanced calling options are unavailable! Greyed out in settings.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
So from the feedback from others I decided not to try the steps from above. What I did do was set the phone to stock then downloaded magisk and so far I have kept wifi calling. I don't know if it made a difference but I hid root from my Verizon and Verizon services using magisk as well.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Interesting. But I still don't quite understand the need for airplane mode unless you are actually on an airplane. Doesn't Verizon Wi-Fi calling work when you are NOT in airplane mode? It seems I'm missing some basic understanding of the issue.

Does Verizon Wi-Fi calling only work when you cannot get a signal at all? There's no way to manually choose Verizon Wi-Fi calling? If not, then that's very silly on Verizon's part.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
You hit the nail on the head with your second paragraph. There isn't a simple switch to only use wifi calling. The only way is to force it with airplane mode which is very silly on their part.

Also as I mentioned it was only to test that there wasn't an issue with my network since if I have wifi calling activated and lose enough cell signal for it to kick in the call drops on the hand off. Now that I've got it working I can see if my network is the issue or if Verizon just doesn't know what they're doing.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] almquicr:
The phone is set to prefer the LTE network and only switch to Wi-Fi calling if the LTE drops below a certain level and the Wi-Fi is better than a certain level. So some people prefer to use airplane mode to force the phone to Wi-Fi calling when the LTE signal is spotty but not low enough to force the change to Wi-Fi.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] TheSt33v:
Wifi calling works for me in airplane mode, and I get no notifications about airplane mode. I'm running the latest stock, Magisk rooted with Magisk hide enabled. Yes, it is pretty lame that Verizon doesn't include wifi calling settings beyond an on/off switch, unlike every other carrier.

Reasons why someone would want to force wifi calling:

1. They live in a bad signal area and don't want battery drain from the cell modem constantly trying to maintain a connection and also don't want to sacrifice the ability to make calls.

2. They live in a bad signal area and want to ensure that they can reliably receive calls instead of relying on the phone's best judgment on whether or not it should be using wifi (my girlfriend's T-Mobile phones have horrible judgement when it comes to this, so I'm not inclined to trust anything that comes from Verizon if I don't have to).

3. They have almost exhausted their allotted minutes on their plan but want to continue making/receiving calls
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Yes, it's lame Verizon can't let you choose Wi-Fi calling when you want. That should be a standard feature.

My wife and I use Google Voice and it lets you choose whether you want to use VoIP over data or the underlying carrier number.

When I'm on Wi-Fi, my data is via Wi-Fi -- so I can force Google Voice to make Wi-Fi telephone calls if I wish.

And when I'm not on Wi-Fi, if I use VoIP over LTE data, it's essentially VoLTE. ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Hyperbomb64:
So my setup is most recent stock, magisk, magisk hide, and xposed (not systemless) and WiFi calling still works. From what I can tell it's an issue with root. Now haven't tried SUhide with SuperSU and xposed to see if wifi calling will keep and safetynet can still be passed, but I can live without tap to pay.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] TheSt33v:
I wish I knew about google voice from day 1. Every time you bring it up, I'm tempted to make the switch. It really is the best of all worlds and allows you to get valuable features independent of carrier "support." However, I would need a new number and everyone I've met (and all my banks, credit card accounts, my employer, etc) for the past 15 years or so has my carrier number, so it would be a huge effort.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
No, you don't need a new number... You can port your Verizon number to Google Voice. Yes, that would require you to get new underlying Verizon number. But your "old" Verizon number would be the Google Voice number everyone would still know and call.

You can "point" the Google Voice number to ring any device -- even multiple devices at the same time if you wish: tablet, phone, landline, etc.

The only issue is you have to use either Hangouts or the Google Voice app to text. Those two apps will show your Google Voice number as the originating entity. Any other messaging app will show your underlying carrier number which confuses people.

However this all may not be realistic for you as porting your number effectively cancels your current Verizon account and you would start a new one .
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] TheSt33v:
Interesting. It looks like you have to deal pretty heavily with customer service to avoid early termination fees (since you're technically canceling your service when you switch to a new carrier number) though, and that's not something I'm going to do unless the gain is huge (especially with the added complication that I pay into a family plan that I'm not the account holder of). Since 90% of my communication is done through SMS and other forms of text, it's definitely not a big deal for me. That's good to know though. If I ever switch carriers for any reason, I'll definitely make that switch.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
I'll never have an early termination fee, as I've never ever signed a carrier contact. ;)

I added this to my previous comment while you were replying:

In order to port your number to Google Voice you have to have "control" of your carrier number. So, you can't give up your carrier number first and get a new one from Verizon. You have to port your number, which effectively cancels your Verizon account -- and then immediately get a new number from Verizon that you would point your new Google Voice number to (which is your old Verizon number).

Of course this doesn't mean you won't have phone service. As long as you are on Wi-Fi, your new Google Voice number can ring your phone! Just time you get notified of the successful port, you would then configure the Google Voice settings (on a computer browser or your phone app) to ring whatever device you want.

But then at some point you would need to contact Verizon and get a new Verizon phone number --- which you would NOT give anyone else. Your Google Voice phone number is all anyone needs to know. ;)

Back when I did it, Google did not yet offer Wi-Fi calling... So, I waited until I was changing carriers and did it one fell swoop. Ported my phone number to Google Voice, got a new number from the new carrier, pointed my Google Voice number (my old number everyone has) to the new number.

Interesting tidbit. My Google Voice phone number started out as a Verizon number many, many years ago. Like 1999, 2000? I ported it to a regional CDMA/LTE carrier, then when I left them I ported it to Google Voice.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] DejanPet:
If you access the IMS settings,there are a couple of menus to toggle thru to enable the wifi calling and the volte on the people who have a non Verizon sims installed,like using the turbo on T-Mobile network
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] jbeenemd:
Do as I did. Keep your Verizon number and get a Google voice number. I use both numbers on my Droid Turbo. People get over being called on different numbers. Don't have to port your Verizon number. That seems like opening a can of worms that is not required.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Tell us more. You are able to get VoLTE on T-Mobile with an XT1254 Droid Turbo? Or even an XT225 Moto Turbo. (Both are Quarks.)

I'm not going tell you why that won't work if you can prove it's working and tell us how you did it. ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] jbeenemd:
I'm on MetroPCS and would love to see how and what you changed. If you can do that then should do a write up. Until you do that then as far as many here are concerned it doesn't exist.
[Palm Treo 750] nitrobass24:
When I try to upgrade my device using the palm/att 2.25 exe it gives me an error message saying that i have an unsupported device.

Any Ideas?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] farrokh19:
Hi to all, it sounds strage to me but seems that sony, among all camera mini app, didn't think to a function to make 360 (sphere) photos. Among all camera apps in the play store i tried Panorama 360, but i don't like it: the pictures are really noisy. I was used to use google camera, which has this function, in my old xperia S with naosp rom so I download also in my Z5 but the higher resolution is 8.3 Mpx.

Which app you use to do 360 photos?

Thanks
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] timmygadget:
Google Street view works for me
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] klemen241:
search nexus phone camera and install it
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] farrokh19:
At which resolution?

Sorry but isn't nexus phone camera the same app of google camera ? How can distinguish them?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] klemen241:
no, google camera does not have 360 photo, nexus has it. I will post you link when i find one working later
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] farrokh19:
Sorry, but I have google camera and it has 360 photo, but only at 8 Mpx and not at full resolution...
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Sir can you please help me how to install a custom rom for my firefly intense power
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
Hi everyone, I have an international HTC M9 with S-Off, unlocked bootloader and Maximus 7.1.0 ROM

I was following the steps by [MENTION=2895182]clsA[/MENTION] here --> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64451344&postcount=123

to convert my phone to the dev edition but I have some questions regarding the requisites:

1. my phone has product: htc_himauhl instead of product: htc_himaulatt

2. my version-main is : x.xx.771.x instead of version-main: x.xx.617.x

for the rest i have changed the cid and mid to the one requested (BS_US002, 0PJA11000) so the question is, can I flash the provided RUU.zip with the sdcard method? even if the version I'm going to get is an older android version (lollipop 5.x)?

EDIT: I've seen that there's also the MM6.x RUU.zip so my only question now is if the product and version-main mismatch isn't a problem
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceguy0815:
Try It but backup all your data.

When you flash the RUU.zip/Rom.zip with fastboot it will warn you and wount flash if you have not all prerequirering stuff Cid / Mid / wrong Version..

I have also convertetd my One M9 International to Nougat Android 7 with the "RUU_HIMA_UL_M60_SENSE70_ATT_MR_NA_Gen_Unlock_3.35.617.31.exe" and after that i get the Update via OTA.

But I extracted the Rom.exe from The "RUU_HIMA_UL_M60_SENSE70_ATT_MR_NA_Gen_Unlock_3.35.617.31.exe" because i want to flash with fastboot.

When you start the RUU.exe you will get an folder under "C:\Users\##YOURUSERMANE##\AppData\Local\Temp\{0B0B715F-DFF0-448D-819F-C0706246382E}" there you can find the Rom.zip copy it to your fastboot directory and flash it with fastboot.

Befor I had Viper Rom 5.3 on my One M9

At first i have bootet to Download / Bootloader Mode

Than with fastboot: "fastboot oem writemid 0PJA11000" (For Dev Edition)

And Than "fastboot oem writecid BS_US001" (For Dev Edition)

and reboot: "fastboot reboot"

Now I flashed the Ruu / Rom Zip via fastboot

htc_fastboot oem rebootRUU

htc_fastboot flash zip RUU.zip (ore Rom.zip original name)

htc_fastboot reboot

After ist is ready you can go to "Settings >Info>SoftwareUpdate" and you will recive the new Nougat Update.

Atention:

After that Update i hav booted to Download mode again and set old cid / mid again.

But i you want stay on Dev Edition an get OTAs you can leav your CID / MID as DEV otherwise you can run in trubble :)

" fastboot oem writemid 0PJA10000"

and for supercid

"fastboot oem writecid 11111111"

and reboot: "fastboot reboot"

Now hav fun with you dev Phone
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
Thank you mate, you've been very clear! Let me ask you one more thing, the dev edition rom has multilanguage? and the red-text warning is gone?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceguy0815:
multilanguage yes I use german and the red-text warning is not gone.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
Thanks man, I successfully upgraded to android 7 your help has been really appreciated! :good:
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
That's no good idea. If you changed your sku to the 617 one you should stick to the corresponding MID. Besides the SCID has no benefit on the M9 since it won't make your phone ignore mismatches between the current MID and the MID of RUUs like it did on older HTC phones. It even prevents you from being able to install OTAs. Therefore it might be a better choice to keep the dev edition CID, as well.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceguy0815:
Yes you are right! :)

But for me ..I think there is no OTA in near futer and when came the normal cusom Rom for Nougat I must not remember to get the original CID / MID back again :)
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
I can understand that decision. (I'd probably have done the same.)

However I added that warning because you linked those instructions in another thread. Others might run into problems if they do those steps and aren't aware of the "risks" that might follow...
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
Hi Flippy498, I'm sorry to bother you but although I have read everything about firmwares, roms, etc (even those in your signature).. I haven't found an answer about the following problem: I want to go back to full stock and remove the red-text warnings so, since I have S-OFF and as I've read on "The Difference between Rom & Firmware" doc there's no problem in going back to an older firmware, I downloaded the 3.35.401.12 - RUU ZIP from SoLdieR9312's thread (http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/development/ota-1-32-401-15-firmware-noredtext-t3072571) and changed MID and CID to those requested. Now before flashing the RUU.zip with the sdcard method my question is, to remove red-text warnings which file I have to flash (3.35.401.12 - Stock Firmware - 3.35.401.12 - Firmware NoRedText - 3.35.401.12 - NoRedText ABOOT only)? and this has to be done before or after flashing RUU.zip?

EDIT: I've also locked the bootloader
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
If your phone is completely stock then the red text won't appear. So just flash the RUU. ;)

Edit: (I know that this is a stupid question.) You are aware of the fact that the 401 firmware isn't the same as the one your phone got originally delivered with, aren't you? You could've sticked with the dev edition firmware instead of changing to the 401 one. They're in most parts the same. The only difference is that 401 has no android n at the moment.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
I'm aware but flashing the dev-edition with the RUU.exe method didn't resolve the red-text issue so I thought that going back to 401 firmware and do all that process could fix that! Now i'm wondering if the ruu.exe method is the problem, i mean if i flash the dev-edition ruu.zip via sdcard it won't fix the redtext warnings anyway right?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
I've never used an exe with the M9. I do know that the SD card method resets the modified status whereas I've read that the exe doesn't. So it might be worth a try.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
With the 401 ruu.zip it gives me 12 RUU ZIP error I searched it and found Error 12 “signature fail" do:

- might indicate that a signed firmware package is required. This would only happen with S-ON phones though.

So I believe it might be necessary to flash before one of those "firmwares.zip" from SoLdieR9312's thread but it's strange since my phone is S-OFF
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
If I remember correctly, error 12 indicates that you don't have the correct CID if it appears during a SD card flash.

Edit: Unless it contains "combined" in its name every RUU (no matter whether zip or exe) is signed.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsmtt:
Ok, tomorrow I'll have a look at all this again.. you've been even too patient with me! thanks alot for your help! :good: