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Can someone help this technology noob, so i used to use a iphone 6 but then i switch to the galaxy S7 optus (AUS) contract with vodaphone sim and i run a business and i can not acceses my voicemail messages and no mater what i cant see them, please help this poor old man.
I would post this on /sqt/ but a whole businesses is in jeporday by just not seeing voicemails
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>>59615962
Visual voicemail is an Apple feature.
To get to your voicemail press and hold 1 on your dial pad.
>business in jeopardy
You're doing something wrong if something as unimportant as accessing your voicemails is getting you endangered.
Now shoo, and never return.
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>>59615988
>Visual voicemail is an Apple feature.
GTFO shill.
I have an S7 Edge on T-Mobile and have visual voicemail and voicemail to text with options to send me the recordings or transcriptions as email or SMS in addition to getting them in the app. I can also save voicemails to files and copy them to my PC.
It's carrier dependent though. If your carrier doesn't have visual voicemail available, you're stuck with holding 1.
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>>59616026 again
It looks like https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.wallaceit.voicemail&hl=en is the visual voicemail app for AUS Vodafone.
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>>59616026
My bad, the wording might've confused you. Yes, there's visual voicemail on other devices, but it depends on an app pre-installed by your carrier. iOS has it integrated by default. If you have a sim-lock free device you're out of luck.
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>>59616042
My S7 Edge is the US factory unlocked version. It didn't come with any carrier preinstalled apps. I downloaded the T-Mobile visual voicemail app from the play store and it worked.
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OP here, as i said im not good with technology also i will try the visual voicemail application thanks for the help
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