Lumia 950 and WiFi Calling?

I too would like wifi calling.  I've been debating moving to another carrier since I have no service when I go visit the family, which is often.  They have verizon and service is great there.  Wifi claling would prevent me from doing this as I can just use their internet.

Maybe the HP Elite x3 will support WiFi calling.  For us, ATT signal is a bit weak in our buildings.  Both Verizon and T-Mobile happen to have a stronger signal here.  With WiFi calling, it wouldn't be an issue.  Without WiFi calling, we'll probably stay with our current carrier and current Windows phones.

AT&T really needs to support Wi-Fi calling on the Lumia 950, HP Elite X3, etc.  I'm still waiting over here, not at ATT. 

I just came back to AT&T from Google Fi and if I had known they didnt support WiFi for the latest smart phones, I'm not sure I would have.  Sure, Fi didnt have the best service sometimes, but I can't get a signal in my office.  Ridiculous.  CEO says ATT is happy with their coverage.  I bet he gets a signal inside his office. I feel like Im living in 2014.

ATT supports wifi calling on its newest and most popular smartphones.  

Only postpaid accounts and only ATT branded phones and iPhones.  

Windows phones and users are a relatively insignificant number of phones.   Blackberry is also excluded.

I don't understand that -- either ATT supports or doesn't support VOWiFi.  The 950 is capable of the feature, it appears that it is ATT or the SIM that is the issue.  I have UVerse in my house as well at an ATT phone.  I used to have a decent signal in the house but now anymore.  If I can't get them to do anything, maybe I will leave my wireless with them for now -- but there are other options that can replace UVerse!!!

ATT really needs to enable Wi-Fi calling on the lumia 950 or HP Elite X3 asap.  T-Mobile has a new Windows 10 Mobile device, the Alcatel idol 4s, coming out on Nobember 10th which does have Wi-Fi calling.  http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phones/alcatel-idol-4s-with-windows-10-vr.html

Yeah,  tmobile has a better VoLTE design,  IMO. 

AT&T would be able to expand more in terms of devices,  if they fell back to the standard that most others use. 

I to hope this will change,  sooner rather than later,  but it's hard to know why they went this way,  and if they're considering reverting.   

The current system will make VoLTE roaming "tricky",  to put it nicely...