Most mobile phone provider offer "Wi-Fi Calling" meaning your phone will use wifi to call & send SMS. Check your phone & turn on that option.
Yeah... I did that and began to get texts saying "where are you? Why are calls going straight to voicemail?"
Couldn't even make a call until I turned it off yesterday.
So be careful with wifi calling.
You can either get a 4G / 5G outdoor antenna or change your mobile provider hoping it's better than the old one.
Otherwise, there isn't much you can do.
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Move home or work around the signal limitations.
For android, I use an app called Connection Stabilizer Booster which helps to some extent using some tricks and optimizations, no magic though. Worth a try!
Only real solution is installing a cell network booster with External antenna for cell connectivity, and adding additional access points for wifi.
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