Don`t listen to AT&T: Your phone isn`t going to stop making calls
(CrackBerry.com)

AT&T customers have been receiving warnings from the carrier saying that their phones will soon stop making calls. That`s technically true, but the network change isn`t coming until 2022. Here`s what you need to know about the transition to VoLTE (HD Voice) on AT&T. The HD Voice transition won`t happen until 2022. AT&T customers have been receiving a worrisome email or text message from the carrier indicating that their phones are on the brink of no longer being supported, and that has caused quite an outcry. The issue, AT&T says, is that it plans to shut down its 3G network, meaning all calls will have to be made over VoLTE (aka HD Voice instead. And because only certain phones work with AT&T`s VoLTE system, all other non-approved phones will no longer be able to make calls when that shutdown happens. But there`s no need to fret — this warning from AT&T is incredibly premature, and your calling service will be retained until at least the end of 2021. Here...