Google has responded to this situation, saying that this bug is “baked into” the infrastructure of Voice, meaning it could take longer to fix. Personally, I’ve even had some numbers not work while others do, even in the same location and on the same settings! One user noted that a third of his calls work fine, a third are “one-ring events,” and the rest are missed entirely. For others, things are still left unpredictable. Switching over to the latter seems to fix the problem for some users. When this issue appears, it’s when that user has their incoming call preferences set to Wi-Fi versus using your carrier number. The only common thread with this issue seems to be Wi-Fi calling. Personally, I experienced the latter on my Galaxy Note 20 Ultra last week but attributed the problem to what appeared to be wider overall issues between Voice and that device. Sometimes the calls will quickly appear and then disappear, skip a primary device for another that’s set up, or just not ring at all.
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The bug’s effects vary from user to user, but the end result is the same - calls don’t come through.Īs Android Police highlighted, several threads have popped up from frustrated Google Voice users who have noticed that incoming calls aren’t properly taking calls. Noticed this past week, an issue has cropped up with incoming calls on Google Voice.
An ongoing issue is causing Google Voice users to miss incoming calls. Recently, though, some users have been noticing an extremely frustrating bug. Google Voice is a handy way to have an extra phone number or access a number from multiple devices.
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