As iMessage and other communication options have become more and more popular, voicemail use has no doubt seen a decline. However, it’s still an important feature to have working properly for most people. Follow along for how to set up or recover voicemail on iPhone.
Whether you’re switching carriers, just got a new iPhone, or had an interruption with your voicemail, there are a few scenarios where you’ll need to go through the voicemail set up or retrieval process on iPhone.
How to set up or recover voicemail on iPhone
- Launch the Phone app
- Tap on Voicemail in the bottom right corner
- Create a password (it will ask to you to enter it twice to confirm it)
- Tap Done on the top right corner when finished
- Choose to use the default greeting or create a custom one, tap Save when finished
The example shown above shows what it looks like when creating a new voicemail, with a new password. If your iPhone is asking for a previously set up password to recover your voicemail, enter it if you know it.
If you don’t remember your voicemail password, give 0000 a shot. If you’re still locked out, call your carrier to reset your voicemail password. For the major US carriers you can dial 611 to be connected to customer support.
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