I have my Mudita Kompakt and I have been super happy with it but now I just got an email from my Icelandic phone company that they are stopping all support of 2G and 3G and that my device does not support the newer 4G/LTE or5G VoLTE/HD Voice so I won’t be able to call or receive calls soon…
Is there anything I can do?
Mudita Kompakt supports 4G/LTE.
Hmm this is strange, I have the LTE enabled but when I do the check, by calling their test number, the voicebox tells me that the call is being received over their “old service system” and that I need to update my software or hardware.
I can also see that you have this “VoLTE” option on your screen, mine does not show this.
I am a bit confused by this 
@ivanm What’s network service provider do you have?
Its called “Siminn”, in Iceland.
This is the page they sent me:
Its in Icelandic, but perhaps you can auto translate it. Seems to me that it is regarding the way the route their normal network phone calls, not just the internet connection. But I am not knowledgeable enough in these matters to be honest.
@ivanm I’m back with an update:
Our team is looking into this, so thank you so much for your paatience while we investigate.
There may be many reasons for this, but unfortunately one of them may be the lack of a VoLTE/IMS profile for this network. BUT since the network is cutting off 3G/2G, they would have to have something to fall back on.
However, before they can make a final determination, they need to know whether the phone is a Global or NAM version (this concerns band compatibility).
Next, PLEASE confirm that “Preferred network type” is set to LTE (recommended) and that “Mobile data” is set to ON. If these steps are completed, please confirm if you see LTE in the network bars, this means that you are within LTE range.
BUT the phone stays in 3G all the time and never shows 4G (even when there is no call), this could suggest a lack of IMS registration or a lack of bands.
If your SIM card is very old, it may not fully support LTE services. Although it is rare, it happens that old cards only log in to 2G/3G.
If this is not the case, make a call and check if the LTE icon changes to 2G/3G.
Then, please can check if the phone has Access Points for IMS stored by default, i.e., if they are displayed in the menu. If not, enter the APN as recommended on the operator’s website. Without the correct APN, the phone can log into the network (calls in 2G/3G work), but it cannot establish an LTE connection for data.
Finally, the please check the availability of VoLTE via a service code.
In the dial pad menu, enter the code ##4636##, then select “Phone Information,” scroll down slightly, and check if Volte Provisioned is active (you can send us a screenshot & we will evaluate).
Alternatively, you can also check the “IMS registration status” by selecting the three dots in the upper right corner of the screen in “Phone info,” then selecting “IMS Service Status” from the pop-up menu. (please also send a screenshot)
