Is there a voicemail icon that won't go away? This wikiHow article teaches you how to remove the voicemail icon from your Android's notifications bar at the top of the screen.
Get Rid of a Voicemail Notification That Won’t Go Away
If your Android has a Voicemail app, you can clear its cache by selecting the Voicemail app from the list of apps in Settings, tapping CLEAR DATA, and tapping OK or DELETE when prompted. Call your carrier to report the problem.
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Community Q&A
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QuestionWhat can I do if my phone says that my voicemail box is full when it isn't and nobody can leave me messages?Community AnswerFirst of all, check under "Saved Messages" for messages you may not be aware you're hanging on to. If that's not the issue, deleting the voicemail pin might solve the problem.
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QuestionHow do I remove voicemail? I cannot receive incoming calls - it goes straight to voicemail.Community AnswerYou may have accidentally turned on forwarding to voicemail. Open your phone app, click the 'more'/three dots icon in the top right corner (or the options/menu button on the lower left of the phone on older devices), click settings, click call forwarding, click voice call, click always forward, and disable.
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QuestionHow can I get the symbol to show when someone leaves a voicemail?Community AnswerTurn on the voicemail notification. This will get you notifications on your home screen.
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Tips
- In some cases, pressing the key that your Android's voicemail service tells you to press to hang up rather than hanging up with the "End Call" button will fix voicemail notification problems.Thanks
- Note that voicemail is a feature from your carrier, not specifically Android. Most fixes will involve contacting your carrier to see if you have voicemail enabled or Visual Voicemail instead of a traditional voicemail.Thanks
- If you don't have a separate Voicemail app, you most likely access your voicemail through the Phone app; look for the recording tape icon inside an envelope on the Keypad tab.Thanks
References
- ↑ https://support.google.com/android/answer/7664998?hl=en
- ↑ https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-to-remove-voicemail-notifications/
- ↑ https://support.google.com/voice/answer/143935?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid
- ↑ https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-visual-voicemail-app#savedelete
About This Article
1. Restart your Android.
2. Open your voicemail inbox.
3. Listen to and delete unopened messages.
4. Restart and continue if the icon remains.
5. Go to Settings > Apps > Phone
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6. Tap Storage
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7. Tap CLEAR DATA
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8. Tap OK
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9. Clear the data of the Voicemail app (if it exists).