[Vistaus]

Perfect thank you. I just want to be on that build before i change my ecn so I would, in theory, receive the same OTA after changing my PRD and ECN. More to come when I get home tonight. Thanks again for all the info!

Wait, that's possible? So I can change my PRD and ECN to receive OTA updates early?

[dottnoce]

A very good question!!! Interested...

[conite]

Wait, that's possible? So I can change my PRD and ECN to receive OTA updates early?

A very good question!!! Interested...

The tools are not generally accessible, technical knowhow requirements are fairly high, and risk of bricking is not insignificant.

[danp2000]

The tools are not generally accessible, technical knowhow requirements are fairly high, and risk of bricking is not insignificant.

I'm going to let those with experience do it for me. My phone has to be rock solid because I use it for work.

[YeahIgottheKey2]

Sounds like Rogers may be testing an update that will indeed bring wifi calling to those of us on the "regular" carrier updates track. Yay!

Yep but can't register yet therefore you cannot use the feature at the moment but it's there and it hypothetically works.

[anon(10387168)]

Yep but can't register yet therefore you cannot use the feature at the moment but it's there and it hypothetically works.

I loath this message!!! I have seen it too many times.

[YeahIgottheKey2]

I loath this message!!! I have seen it too many times.

Sucks cause WiFi calling is in the update.

[bsommerhalder]

Sucks cause WiFi calling is in the update.

Pretty sure that those who manually autoloaded the previous-to-last update (that Rogers never pushed as a carrier update) were, and are, successfully making WiFi calls, on Rogers.

[deezy87]

Yep but can't register yet therefore you cannot use the feature at the moment but it's there and it hypothetically works.

I'm running ABI067. The update prior to this allowed me to get the WiFi calling set up and good to go.

Since that patch (can't remember which one) I haven't had WiFi calling problems.

[bobmoley]

lol you didn't provide any info other than PRD as far as I'm concerned

Be careful @jcrutchvt2010 don't want you to break your phone again, last month's wait for ABI067 brings back bad memories :-)

[deezy87]

Be careful @jcrutchvt2010 don't want you to break your phone again, last month's wait for ABI067 brings back bad memories :-)

I'm sure he must have learned from his little eff up.

I have faith in the man.

[deezy87]

Hey @YeahIgottheKey2 can you let us know if this IS the November patch?

[conite]

Hey @YeahIgottheKey2 can you let us know if this IS the November patch?

It is.

[deezy87]

Thanks @conite

[YeahIgottheKey2]

I'm running ABI067. The update prior to this allowed me to get the WiFi calling set up and good to go.

Since that patch (can't remember which one) I haven't had WiFi calling problems.

Yes but was your device supplied by Rogers directly?

I heard BYOD have issues.

[deezy87]

My BlackBerry KEY² came from Rogers, yes.

My BlackBerry KEYᴼᴺᴱ black edition came from Amazon ad wasn't 'eligible' for WiFi calling. Apparently anything NOT from a carrier isn't eligible for WiFi calling. I could be wrong, someone correct me if I am.

[Luke Coughey]

I would love to get back on track for carrier updates, but not until Rogers releases one that enables WiFi calling. Maybe this is the one.

[YeahIgottheKey2]

My BlackBerry KEY² came from Rogers, yes.

My BlackBerry KEYᴼᴺᴱ black edition came from Amazon ad wasn't 'eligible' for WiFi calling. Apparently anything NOT from a carrier isn't eligible for WiFi calling. I could be wrong, someone correct me if I am.

Going to be lodging a complaint over it.

[deezy87]

Going to be lodging a complaint over it.

I don't think a complaint will do anything for you, I have complained upon learning that since it IS NOT a carrier device.

What I did was.... I'll PM you. Check your inbox! I ended up getting a $150 good will credit on my acount

[YeahIgottheKey2]

I don't think a complaint will do anything for you, I have complained upon learning that since it IS NOT a carrier device.

What I did was.... I'll PM you. Check your inbox! I ende up getting a $150 good will credit on my acount

Do you know how unlikely this sounds? Can't manually add IMEIs to their system? Yet Telus can?

Do I look like I was born yesterday?

[deezy87]

Do you know how unlikely this sounds? Can't manually add IMEIs to their system? Yet Telus can?

Do I look like I was born yesterday?

Dude, breathe and once you've gotten your bearings straight, check your inbox.

Use what I posted to you in a PM as a guide of some sort.

You can do this!

[YeahIgottheKey2]

Dude, breathe and once you've gotten your bearings straight, check your inbox.

Use what I posted to you in a PM as a guide of some sort.

You can do this!

No, I'm pissed at Rogers. They can add IMEIs to the account but not WiFi calling? What a joke of a company.

[deezy87]

No, I'm pissed at Rogers. They can add IMEIs to the account but not WiFi calling? What a joke of a company.

Use what I did as a guide. I had buddies use my **** as said guide and they're happy as ever.

I was extremely pissed about Rogers telling me a bunch of fairy tales as well.

[deezy87]

This build has shown up on PTCRB.

[ray689]

This build has shown up on PTCRB.

Any autoloader yet for this one?