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By September 1, Mobiuz will launch VoWiFi for all subscribers, including corporate clients. The service allows making calls and sending SMS messages over Wi-Fi, ensuring connectivity in areas with poor coverage. Connection is free, and billing follows existing plans. A compatible smartphone and software update are required.

By September 1, in honor of Uzbekistan's Independence Day, Mobiuz is launching the commercial operation of the VoWiFi — Voice over Wi-Fi technology. This advanced service allows users to make calls and send SMS messages through any available Wi-Fi networks, ensuring stable connectivity even in areas with limited cellular coverage, such as basements, buildings with thick walls, or remote regions.

VoWiFi will be available to all Mobiuz subscribers, including corporate clients. The service is provided free of charge, and calls and messages will be billed according to the terms of existing tariff plans. To use the technology, the smartphone must support VoWiFi and have updated software. After connecting to a Wi-Fi network, subscribers will be able to enjoy high-quality communication without additional strain on the cellular infrastructure.

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