I know these are inevitable, how are spam calls determined and is there a process that Cape has to manage these types of calls? Does the user get a notification, is it done at a network level, if so is there or will there be an option to determine the level of filtering or is the phone app on the device doing the lifting to detect spam?
I wanted to see if anyone notices delays in network connectivity on iOS? I have seen times were I may not have data connectivity for up to about a minute or so before my Apple services sync data or data works (send text messages). I am on iOS 26.6 running dual eSIMs and on my AT&T connection, things seem to work right away or stay in sync, but when Cape is the primary I see some latency accessing things (always works, just seems slower). Wanted to see if anyone else is experiencing similar behavior or if it is environmental on my side.
Using iOS, I know that WiFi calling is still in an experimental state, but are there specific DNS and ports that are required. I know that AT&T and other carriers have documentation to enable Wi-Fi calling on certain networks. Is there any documentation for what is required. I am running ubiquity hardware and Cape fails to activate Wi-Fi calling, but AT&T and other carriers work correctly. Any assistance would be appreciated.
What are the benefits of Cape vs any of the other carriers? Not looking for data logging as that is a difference in the data that is collected and stored. But when it comes to features and service why would I choose Cape vs say AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile or any of the other MVNOs on the market?
Edit: What are the downside to not enabling Network Lock and IMSI rotation?
Do numbers issued by Cape include the STIR/SHAKEN protocols for caller ID verification and anti-spoofing technologies?
Looking at the roadmap it shows adding second carrier support. What does this mean and how would it work in day to day usage? Second question is related to the Pixel 11. With the eminent release, what is the certification process
Thoughts on Cape with Android (Pixel) without switching to Graphene?
Does anyone use a dns service other than google or cloudflare? I have found things like WiFi calling have difficulty activating when using other services. Curious as to your setup/experience.
Has anyone run into any issues with feedback or echo during calls? On iOS with airpods and getting some feedback, not terrible, but noticeable. This is the first time, maybe just had a bad connection on both sides but not sure if anyone else has had that experience while not on speaker.
On iOS I’m am unable to get WiFi calling or RCS to activate. I know there are issues related to the IMSI rotation but when I have this feature disabled I’m not able to get these features to activate. I also know that WiFi calling is not technically supported but curious if I’m doing something wrong or I have an incorrect configuration somewhere.