Device: OnePlus 5
If I tried to make a call with AdGuard and Wi-Fi calling on, it would sound really high-pitched and garbled with no way to understand anything being said. I looked into this and found the solution for what I had to do, but it didn't give specific info for T-Mobile so I thought it would be helpful to post it.
Settings > Low Level Settings > pref.ipv4.routes.excluded
That list already had 208.54.0.0/16 excluded for T-Mobile Wi-Fi calling, but since I was still experiencing the issue I added the addresses on this page:
https://www.t-mobile.com/support/coverage/wi-fi-calling-on-a-corporate-network
208.54.0.0/17
66.94.0.0/19
206.29.177.36
crl.t-mobile.com
I'm not sure which of those fixed my issue, but it doesn't particularly matter to me so I'm leaving them all excluded. Wi-Fi calling works properly for me now with AdGuard enabled. I'm on a company phone plan so not sure if that's what it means by "a corporate network."
If I tried to make a call with AdGuard and Wi-Fi calling on, it would sound really high-pitched and garbled with no way to understand anything being said. I looked into this and found the solution for what I had to do, but it didn't give specific info for T-Mobile so I thought it would be helpful to post it.
Settings > Low Level Settings > pref.ipv4.routes.excluded
That list already had 208.54.0.0/16 excluded for T-Mobile Wi-Fi calling, but since I was still experiencing the issue I added the addresses on this page:
https://www.t-mobile.com/support/coverage/wi-fi-calling-on-a-corporate-network
208.54.0.0/17
66.94.0.0/19
206.29.177.36
crl.t-mobile.com
I'm not sure which of those fixed my issue, but it doesn't particularly matter to me so I'm leaving them all excluded. Wi-Fi calling works properly for me now with AdGuard enabled. I'm on a company phone plan so not sure if that's what it means by "a corporate network."