What Is CDMA Roaming Mode?
This article will explain what CDMA roaming mode is and how to turn it off on your Android phone. Click to read more.
Author:Daniel BarrettMay 11, 2022445 Shares222520 Views
Your smartphone is designed to enter global roaming mode automatically when you activate your carrier’s Worldwide service. This means your device should automatically connect to an appropriate CDMA network or GSM/UMTS network when you travel.
CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple Access, and it describes the way data is converted into radio waves that are transmitted and received by CDMA handsets. Those CDMA devices that have SIM cards are called global phones, and they’re the ones that will offer roaming support in GSM markets.
What is Roaming?
When dealing with your carrier, roaming is a term you often hear, especially when wondering why it costs so much. However, roaming is a term used to describe the ability of phones to connect to the network of a different carrier, abroad or at home, to offer users the same features they use while on their “home” network – making and receiving calls and text messages and surfing the web.
How To Turn Off CDMA Roaming Mode
- Go to your Home Screen.
- Swipe down the notification panel and choose Settings.
- Navigate to Cellular and click on it.
- Tap Cellular Data, and click the Voice Roaming switch to turn it on or off.
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