Mostly all phone service providers in North America support visual voicemail. Apple has a full list of carriers and what they support for your reference, but if you use any major carrier, you are covered. Here’s how to proceed.
iPhone Voicemail Greeting
iPhone Voicemail setup
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Go to the Phone app at the bottom of your iPhone home screen and select it. At the bottom of the phone window you will see the Voicemail icon in the right corner. Select it to open up your visual voicemail.
The voicemail screen should show an empty space with a button to Set up now in the center of the screen. Tap this. Now you have a choice: If you have used iPhone’s voicemail service in the past and have signed into it before, you can input your old password here to automatically access your old voicemails. If you have never used visual voicemail before, then you will have to create a password and enter it. When you’re finished, select Done.
Now your iPhone will bring up the Greeting screen. If you don’t care much about the greeting, you can select Default and then Done to skip this step. If you want to personalize your greeting, select Custom, then Record to record your greeting, and Play to repeat it back. When you’re happy with it, select Done.
Your iPhone voicemail is now officially set up. However, you can also take a look here to learn more about how to move voicemails around Apple services. You can share voicemails with AirDrop, mail them to others, save them as an audio memo to save on space, and more. Just tap the voicemail message you wish to save and tap the share button.
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