How to Set Up and Enable Voicemail on Android Devices – Guide
In this article, we’ll take a look at how to define voicemail on Android and iPhone so you can go away for another work or appointment without worrying about missed urgent calls altogether.
To define up voicemail on android
Some mobile phones have an easily accessible voicemail app that you can use to start the voicemail setup process. To do this, just tap the Voicemail app and follow the onscreen instructions. You may need to tap the Menu icon to access settings.
If you don’t have a voicemail app on your phone or you’re not sure how to find, you can still define up your voicemail using the Phone application. Touch the Phone application to open it. If the numeric keypad does not appear immediately, tap “Keyboard” at the bottom of the screen.
If you have a keyboard phone, there are a few different ways to access voicemail settings. One way involves pressing and holding 1 on the keyboard. Another involves dialing *86 on the keyboard. If none of them work, you can try dialing the phone number associated with your new phone.
If prompted for a password, enter it using the keyboard.
To set up voicemail, you’ll need to enter your phone number and password. Your voicemail will also guide you through the setup process, including recording your personal greeting (the message that plays when you receive a call that goes to voicemail) and possibly your voice signature (your name, spoken by you on recording). ..
To listen to the recording, click Play. If you mess up and want to try again, click Redo. Save when done.
Once your voicemail announces that setup is complete, you can hang up. Hang up the call.
Final note
Android devices come with the ability to set up and enable voicemail. This guide will show you how to do it. If you have any questions about this process, feel free to ask us in the comments section below. Additionally, please share this article with your friends so they can learn how to set up and enable voicemail on their Android devices as well. ..
