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Phone + linux distro with working VoLTE?
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this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2026
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Some countries (Australia) now entirely block phones which don't support VoLTE from the network.
Uncertainty about whether I'd be able to connect is one of the main reasons I haven't bought a Linux phone yet as well.
Can confirm this shit sucks, I bought a OnePlus 6 a few months before the 3G shutdown and my phone's on the banlist for most providers now despite technically being supported, so no calls.
If you know the IMEI of any phone you want, there are sites that let you check if it's blacklisted on their network, I can at least tell you the OP 6 is gonna be touch and go if you do commit.
what the fuck