Can I flash the ATT CSC to the unlocked 930F? - AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers

Trying to gain access to wifi calling etc on AT&T. Can I flash the ATT CSC to my unlocked 930F?
If yes, how?
Thanks.

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Using odin ^^
Depending on which carrier you are flashing to. You can flash the carrier specific file for whichever carrier you want, for example if you want to use it with T-Mobile you can download the T-Mobile Odin and PIT files to flash and it should work fine. Same with AT&T.
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f10a said:
I have a new S8 (u1, XAA), unbranded unlocked, using ATT sim card etc. Is there any way to get the ATT features like wifi calling etc by flashing the ATT CSC or do I need to install a full ATT firmware?
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You need more then that. U need to provide att with an imei number from an att phone that has wifi calling available. And from what I hear it can't be iOS, must be android.
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