Visual Voicemail?

[bhatech]

Do you mean for the unlocked models? If yes, that's one reason to avoid most unlocked phones for me on Verizon. I need wifi calling support.

WiFi calling works on unlocked S10 on Verizon, see my earlier post

 

[recDNA]

Yes I mean unlocked model. Hey I got $250 off the top. I don't do payment plans. I'd like wifi calling but don't need it. I would also like hd calling but tht may be automatic I don't know but there is no setting for it.

 

[Mike Dee]

WiFi calling works on unlocked S10 on Verizon, see my earlier post

They must be doing things differently. So what is missing....HD calling?

 

[recDNA]

WiFi calling works for Verizon on unlocked model. See below I have it turned on.
Where is advanced calling? Can check if it's available as well.

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Not my Note 9. These are my call settings in Pie:

 

[bhatech]

Not my Note 9. These are my call settings in Pie:

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May be it's a new thing starting from unlocked S10.
I recently switched to Verizon so don't know for earlier phones.

 

[bhatech]

They must be doing things differently. So what is missing....HD calling?

How do I test HD calling? Should I call another Galaxy phone or something? If there is simple way to tell other than finding someone with Android phone on Verizon then I test easily

 

[bhatech]

They must be doing things differently. So what is missing....HD calling?

Don't see it in network options, only VoLTE toggle, nothing for advanced calling

 

[mustang7757]

Don't see it in network options, only VoLTE toggle, nothing for advanced calling

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On my tmobile it's not in the settings either just shows when making a call

 

[jlangner]

Yes you are Lucky thats what im looking for a 3rd Party App that will do that Thanks

On t-mobile if you look under the "1" you will see voice mail symbol. Just hold 1 down and it will call it but it is the same as the ATT one.

 

[bhatech]

On my tmobile it's not in the settings either just shows when making a call

For Verizon it's a setting in connections menu, at least based on this Verizon article. May be someone with a Verizon S10 can see if it shows that option there and that will confirm if the unlocked model support or not support HD calling.


https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...support/knowledge-base-130983/&token=7H6tRbiT

 

[mustang7757]

On t-mobile if you look under the "1" you will see voice mail symbol. Just hold 1 down and it will call it but it is the same as the ATT one.

True long press but dont take you to visual voicemail but still ..they also disabled video from dialer not need to go contact and then from there initiate it.

 

[mustang7757]

For Verizon it's a setting in connections menu, at least based on this Verizon article. May be someone with a Verizon S10 can see if it shows that option there and that will confirm if the unlocked model support or not support HD calling.


https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...support/knowledge-base-130983/&token=0OpNPKC3

Maybe your right, but I thought it was standard on all Cartier model to show on calling screen HD+

 

[Mike Dee]

May be it's a new thing starting from unlocked S10.
I recently switched to Verizon so don't know for earlier phones.

That's one of the reasons I returned the Nexus 6P. Once Google partnered with Verizon, the Pixels became fully compatible.

 

[hasasimo]

What carrier are you with? Visual Voicemail is a Verizon product.

I've had it with plenty of phones on T-Mobile, through the built-in dialer. My OnePlus 6T for instance (international unlocked). But never on Samsung phones. I have to use T-Mobiles own Visual Voicemail app.

 

[Mike Dee]

I've had it with plenty of phones on T-Mobile, through the built-in dialer. My OnePlus 6T for instance (international unlocked). But never on Samsung phones. I have to use T-Mobiles own Visual Voicemail app.

Verizon's version is not built in

 

[Adam Frix]

I got spoiled by using visual voicemail through the built-in dialer on some other Android flagships I've owned. Is there any way to do this on the T-Mobile Galaxy S10?

T-Mo uses a separate app.

When I bought a factory unlocked Blackberry a couple of years ago, all I had to do was insert the SIM and turn it on--and it became, automatically and without me doing anything, a full-on T-Mobile phone. It downloaded the few T-Mo bits I needed, including the VVM app.

Are you telling us that your unlocked Sammy didn't automatically download the T-Mo stuff?? Look in your app drawer.

 

[hasasimo]

T-Mo uses a separate app.

When I bought a factory unlocked Blackberry a couple of years ago, all I had to do was insert the SIM and turn it on--and it became, automatically and without me doing anything, a full-on T-Mobile phone. It downloaded the few T-Mo bits I needed, including the VVM app.

Are you telling us that your unlocked Sammy didn't automatically download the T-Mo stuff?? Look in your app drawer.

My S10 is a T-Mobile version. I'm saying that I've used other phones before (including an unlocked OnePlus 6T) that was able to utilize Visual Voicemail on T-Mobile through the build-in dialer, instead of having to use T-Mobile's app.

I really hate T-Mobile's "solution" and its inconsistencies. It's fragmented and clumsy. I guess Samsung and T-Mobile do that on purpose, at T-Mobile's behest.

 

[libra89]

May be it's a new thing starting from unlocked S10.
I recently switched to Verizon so don't know for earlier phones.

Same actually, I also switched to Verizon with the S10 series! I have all of the features, like you. Video calling excluded, but eh.

 

[berlinfirelt1]

I downloaded youmail from the play store back when I had the s7 edge. It's a pretty decent visual voicemail

 

[Mike Dee]

Don't see it in network options, only VoLTE toggle, nothing for advanced calling

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A simple search for advanced calling would bring it up. And then the choices below