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4 days ago · First, you can either turn off your phone and then turn it back on which will reset the cellular service on your device. Secondly, you can also choose the easier approach which is to simply turn on airplane mode on your device. Once enabled, turn it off again and that should reset your cellular service as well. See if that fixes the issue.
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4 days ago · 1) Disable iPhone Voicemail using MMI codes . 2) Contact your carrier . 3) Use a different Voicemail service . a) Redirect calls to another number . 4) Manage Voicemail settings in Settings App . a) Occupying your mailbox . 5) Conclusion . Disable iPhone Voicemail using MMI codes
5 days ago · 7 points. How do I acces voicemail on iPhone 13? I have two voicemails. How do I access them properly? On my Voicemail screen at the bottom right side of the screen next to Keypad is the voicemail icon. It shows two messages. I press on that icon and get nothing. How do I access the messages?
2 days ago · There are two good uses for DFU Mode. One is to repair an iPhone or iPad that has a corrupt bootloader. This is done by accessing DFU Mode, and then hooking it up to a Mac or PC to install the new software. The other main use for DFU is to downgrade to an older version of iOS. For instance, if you are running a beta of a new version of iOS, you ...
4 days ago · If you want to decline the call and send it to voicemail: Press the Side button twice (or the Volume Up/Down buttons) quickly on your iPhone SE. 7. Reply with a Message on your iPhone SE. If you can't answer immediately, reply with a message: Swipe up on the incoming call screen and tap "Message."
4 days ago · This issue seems to be affecting voicemails that have both been listened to or deleted. In either way, the notification count was previously at 0 or a lower number, and is now displaying a large number of voicemails. Now, iPhone users are having to go through old voicemail messages and listen to them again, or delete them again.
2 days ago · 1. Access Voicemail Settings: Open the Phone app. Tap on the three-dot menu (⋮) and select ‘Settings’. Find ‘Voicemail’ and check the settings. 2. Verify Your Voicemail Number: Ensure the correct voicemail number is set up. This number is usually provided by your carrier.
