I've been using Samsung for a couple of years now but I noticed last year that Samsung only allows phone calls to be routed on tablets if it's on the same WiFi network as the phone is. I used to have a Galaxy Note8 and when I was using the feature I could be on cellular data while my tablets on the same WiFi network can make calls using the CMC function. I'm not sure why Samsung made the change and it doesn't make sense to be honest; sometimes my phone can't use WiFi while my tablets can and yet I'm not able to make phone calls when my phone is on cellular data. You're able to do that with Apple phones though; I get it they're a FAANG company (big five tech giants in the US), why can't Samsung do the same?
Hello BJS03, Welcome to the Community, and thank you for pointing out this requirement for the feature. The change was implemented in version 3.3.00. You can find out more about the feature here: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10001614/
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Hello BJS03, Welcome to the Community, and thank you for pointing out this requirement for the feature. The change was implemented in version 3.3.00. You can find out more about the feature here: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10001614/
We appreciate your feedback and will tag it on the forum so that it will appear with other feedback, ideas, and requests. This will allow your post to be more easily found in the event that Samsung product groups are seeking outside feedback/requests/ideas regarding our products.
