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How to Use Google Voice to Disable Android’s Voicemail Notifications

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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Google Voice is a popular telecommunication service that helps you manage your phone calls and voicemails. It offers a variety of features like voicemail transcription, call screening, and blocking unwanted numbers. One of the most significant benefits of the Google Voice service is the ability to disable your Android’s voicemail notifications.

Voicemail notifications can be a frustrating and persistent disturbance for many smartphone users. While they do alert you of new messages, they can often become an annoyance if you receive a lot of calls and voicemails throughout the day. Fortunately, you can easily use Google Voice to disable voicemail notifications on your Android phone.

Step 1: Install Google Voice

The first step to using Google Voice to disable voicemail notifications is to install the app on your Android device. You can download and install the app from the Google Play Store for free. Once installed, open the app and log in using your Google account credentials.

Step 2: Turn Off Voicemail Notification

To turn off the voicemail notification, open the Google Voice app and tap on the three horizontal lines located at the top left corner of the screen. This will open the app menu, where you need to select ‘Settings’ and then ‘Voicemail & Text.’

After that, locate ‘Voicemail Notifications’ and turn the toggle off to disable voicemail notifications. This will prevent your Android phone from notifying you about new voicemails.

Step 3: Receive Voicemails Through Google Voice

Although you have disabled voicemail notifications on your Android phone, you can still receive voicemails through Google Voice. To receive voicemails through Google Voice, you need to make sure that ‘Voicemail Forwarding’ is enabled.

To do this, go to ‘Settings’ and select ‘Voicemail & Text.’ Tap on ‘Voicemail Forwarding’ and make sure that the toggle is turned on. This will ensure that all your voicemails are forwarded to your Google Voice account.

Step 4: Check Voicemails Through Google Voice

Now that voicemail forwarding is enabled, you can check your voicemails through Google Voice. Open the Google Voice app and tap on the ‘Voicemail’ tab at the bottom of the screen. Here, you can see all your voicemails and listen to them.

Final Words

Using Google Voice to disable voicemail notifications on your Android phone is a quick and easy process. By following the simple steps outlined above, you can eliminate the disturbance of voicemail notifications while still being able to receive and check your voicemails. This feature is especially useful if you receive a lot of calls and do not want to be bothered by frequent notifications on your phone.

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