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I am unable to make or receive calls, when doing so there is no ringing and message network busy pops up, when others are calling me the phone rings out and goes to voicemail. I don't get notifications for voice mail to to say I've had missed calls. 

I am still able to send and receive text messages provided there is WiFi internet available.

I have followed the steps on the help pages but still nothing.

My phone is 4g compatable being a balckview  wave 6c

This problem has occured in the last 2days 

Help please, do I need a new SIM card? Or is there something else 

 

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MZone
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Have you tried switching the phone off/on again? Switching WiFi calling on/off?


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Several times, but still nothing


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Have you enabled 4G calling or VoLTE?


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Phb wrote:

Several times, but still nothing

https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/approved-handsets

Does your phone appear on this iD approved handsets list, ​@Phb?

If not, some iD network services may not work properly.


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No it doesn't, but this issue has only occured in the past day or so.

Thanks tho


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Hi ​@Phb 

As your handset is not on the ‘Approved’ list for use with iD Mobile’s 4G (VoLTE) network then it probably won’t work if the 3G signal has recently been turned off in your area, and that seems to be what has happened.
https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/coverage

This is indicated by the fact that you can still send/receive texts and use data.

Even though you say ‘My phone is 4g compatable’, that may be so but unless you have VoLTE connected it won’t work on ANY network.
4G is just the label given to the 4th Generation of network but the type of network that is actually used for ‘4G’ is VoLTE (Voice over LTE).


To turn on VoLTE (Voice over LTE) on your Blackview Wave 6C, navigate to Settings > Connections > Mobile Network > Network Mode and ensure that 4G/LTE is selected, or that VoLTE is enabled if there's a specific VoLTE toggle

Good luck x


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  • March 9, 2025

Thanks man, I'll give it a go.

I'm aware it's not on the approved list but it's only past few days it's stopped working just don't make much sense


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  • March 9, 2025

So now phones have to be approved list? I am unable to make or received calls for last two months nothing working have done a diagnosis with Apple just to ensure that it is not the phone this is getting ridiculous I am lost I can’t even I don’t even know who to go to coz ID is not responding but continue to take £50 every month 


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Subadushane wrote:

So now phones have to be approved list? I am unable to make or received calls for last two months nothing working have done a diagnosis with Apple just to ensure that it is not the phone this is getting ridiculous I am lost I can’t even I don’t even know who to go to coz ID is not responding but continue to take £50 every month 

Using a phone on the approved list is optional, ​@Subadushane - however, doing so means some iD network services may not work properly.

Sounds like you’ve got an iPhone, and most iPhone models are on the iD approved list.

Good luck! 


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Hi ​@Phb 

 

As suggested above your device is not officially supported so we cannot guarantee our SIM card should work inside it, sorry. It may still be worth trying a replacement SIM card to see if this helps.

 

 

Tom


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Hi ​@Subadushane 

 

You’re free to try whatever device you’d like with your iD Mobile SIM card, however we cannot guarantee that usage of the SIM in unapproved devices would work at all.

 

As ​@andewhite mentions you’re on an iPhone, and most iPhones if not all since we’ve been around are on this list.

 

Tom


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Well I’m not sure why my phone iPhone 16 pro max is not in approved list 

how come ID didn’t make me aware before I purchase £50 per month plan 

 

this is beyond ridiculous 


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Subadushane wrote:

Well I’m not sure why my phone iPhone 16 pro max is not in approved list 

how come ID didn’t make me aware before I purchase £50 per month plan 

 

this is beyond ridiculous 

https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/approved-handsets

Have you looked at the iD approved list, ​@Subadushane?

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is on the approved list.