if I use the wifi in my house will it still touch my minutes on my phone
217878
My daughter and husband both frequently use the WiFi feature in our house with WiFi and in other WiFi hotspots without it messing with their units. You just have to be sure the connection is strong or it might steal a few from time to time.
703909
I have had mine for 7 months and have never had to touch it. Do you turn your wifi off every day? If you do I could see having to reset it also, if not then it must be defective.
608822
Maybe. If not you can easily update it. It will probably prompt you to do so when connected to a wireless connection
1391744
Yes because you need to enter the code that is in the device. This is the way you track the device.
2095146
Hi. No, it will just use your internet connection, not the line itself. If you have wifi on your phone or tablet, that would be enough. Have a great day.
342480
I think that you can as long as you have access to wifi and wifi password. The unit will repeat and strengthen whatever wifi signal that your parents have in their house.
1514515
I've had the clock for a few weeks and it works just fine. I set it with the time on my I-phone and they are still showing the same time.
1449426
Maybe if it's no longer than that. Mine was about 20 feet away and it keep dropping the Wi-Fi at night. The next morning I would have to unplug it and plug it back in to work.
42456
As long as you have Wi-Fi you do not need service mine connects to Wi-Fi at home or any free Wi-Fi If it is through a company with no Wi-Fi then you will need service
758565
Till now my wifi works perfectly... I have 1 week with my phone though. My only issue is the battery! It sucks... and it jas turned off alone 3 times...
214884
Depends on the router. And your connection. The stronger the with fi the better. Most places in a med house will be fine. If the signal is week it will just take longer to send pics to the frame.
2180599
Not that I can tell. I also have a 2.4ghz cordless phone system and just installed a smart (wifi) thermostat and I can't detect any impact on the computer wifi performance. Although, my kitchen laptop is on the fringe of useable signal so I installed an Ethernet 'powerline' adapter there sometime ago and Skype 'problems' solved. If you own a smartphone download the Wifi Analyzer, it will show you your signal strength and other info so you can get a good idea if you may be on a fringe area of your wifi. The Wolverines BTW utilize different channel frequencies and don't show on the analyzer cause they are not 'wi-fi' devices. Not that I can tell. I also have a 2.4ghz cordless phone system and just installed a smart (wifi) thermostat and I can't detect any impact on the computer wifi performance. Although, my kitchen laptop is on the fringe of useable signal so I installed an Ethernet 'powerline' adapter there sometime ago and Skype 'problems' solved. If you own a smartphone download the Wifi Analyzer, it will show you your signal strength and other info so you can get a good idea if you may be on a fringe area of your wifi. The Wolverines BTW utilize different channel frequencies and don't show on the analyzer... » Read More Not that I can tell. I also have a 2.4ghz cordless phone system and just installed a smart (wifi) thermostat and I can't detect any impact on the computer wifi performance. Although, my kitchen laptop is on the fringe of useable signal so I installed an Ethernet 'powerline' adapter there sometime ago and Skype 'problems' solved. If you own a smartphone download the Wifi Analyzer, it will show you your signal strength and other info so you can get a good idea if you may be on a fringe area of your wifi. The Wolverines BTW utilize different channel frequencies and don't show on the analyzer cause they are not 'wi-fi' devices. « Show Less
1057421
I only use the phone to conect to my home WIFI so i can not say I do know the phone freezes on WIFI constantly
1413766
No, it does not effect my wifi. We also have a wifi extension because our wifi only go so far. This device does not effect the wifi extension either.
646929
No - I turned off the power to my house this last weekend for about 1/2 hour and the phones still have the correct date and time, volume settings, etc. Remember - the handsets have batteries! And the batteries last a long time.
180198
I read somewhere that the phone is pinged every so often to determine minutes remaining, even when off. The author said there was a status function that had to be disabled. I think the function had to do with the display of minutes left and licensing end date. Hope this helps.
541905
I don't think so honestly when connected with the wire it automatically gets all your wifi info