For most  of us, WhatsApp is the easiest way to stay in touch with friends or call loved ones overseas while avoiding costly mobile phone roaming charges.

But sometimes, when you’re on a WhatsApp call, it suddenly says “Call on Hold”, or even worse – the WhatsApp call crashes. This can happen after a few seconds or in the middle of the conversation without prior warning – all you can hear are those beeps, and then… crash.

The reason why WhatsApp calls crash is a poor connection to the Internet. You can solve WhatsApp issues by combining your main Internet connection with another Internet source like a Starlink or DSL, 4G, 5G. Whether at home, work, or on-the-go, Speedify works with all live streaming software and social platforms to get you faster, more reliable and secure Internet.

In this article we'll show you how you can fix slow WhatsApp so you can stay in touch with your friends in real time.

There are multiple reasons why your WhatsApp calls crash; the main ones are:

• out of date app installed on your smartphone
• software conflicts with other apps on your Android or iPhone
• insufficient storage space on Android
• Internet connection that is not reliable – keeps on disconnecting or is very slow.

Most of the times it’s your Internet! WhatsApp calls require a good amount of bandwidth from your Internet connection to work properly.

Here are some solutions to fix WhatsApp calls crashing:

• check your Internet connection and speed
• see if the WhatsApp service is down or not
• restart WhatsApp
• update WhatsApp and your operating system
• clear the WhatsApp cache
• reinstall WhatsApp
• restart your smartphone
• restart your router / Internet source

Most often Internet connection is too slow and doesn’t have enough bandwidth for a VoIP HD audio call. Also, if the connection is flaky, you may be experiencing excessive packet loss. What’s worse, is that both of these issues are often amplified when you are on the move. Mobile devices can not seamlessly transition between different Wi-Fi networks or cell towers. When this happens, it will interrupt apps and crash Internet VoIP calls, such as the ones on WhatsApp.

By default, mobile devices are designed to only use one Internet connection at a time – Wi-Fi or cellular data. This happens even though both connections are active. What if you could use BOTH connections at once, for their combined speed and reliability?

Speedify is a channel bonding service that changes the way your mobile device connects to the Internet. Instead of just using one connection at a time, Speedify allows your smartphone or tablet to connect to the Internet over both Wi-Fi and mobile data simultaneously. This instantly increases your connection bandwidth and reliability and provides a better and uninterrupted WhatsApp VoIP call experience. You won’t get the slightest “call on hold” or crash issues.

Speedify also monitors the quality of your Internet connections with its automatic failover protection capabilities. When it detects that a signal is weak or that the network is too slow, it will automatically and seamlessly reroute the data through the other working connection. Best of all, when the other connection is back online and reliable, it begins using it again – automatically and in the background. Say goodbye to frequent WhatsApp call crashes!

The app is also smart enough to try and send as much data as possible through Wi-Fi instead of over more expensive mobile data connections – saving you from potential overage fees from your carrier!

In addition to delivering a faster Internet experience to your mobile device, Speedify uses advanced technology to quickly encrypt all the data sent to and from your device. Speedify keeps you safe from compromised Wi-Fi networks, snooping ISPs, and other threats.

So remember – whenever you get WhatsApp call crashes, you have a solution at hand, which will work anywhere. Get started with Speedify now for FREE – no strings attached no email sign-up necessary!