How to change my google voice number on iphone

We continuously listen to customer feedback as we make refinements to Google Voice, and based on your feedback we’ve made the following enhancements:

Missed Call Reason:  Now you can see why a call did not ring and what you can do to fix it by changing your settings. Just go to the Missed Call details section or the Voicemail section (in case you received a voicemail for the call), and take the recommended steps in settings such as turning off the Do Not Disturb or setting the device to receive incoming calls

Easily find out why a call did not ring and correct it in Settings

Call Drop Reason and Redial:  Find out why a call dropped and easily redial. If the call dropped due to poor internet connectivity, you'll have the option to call using your mobile carrier network.

See the reason your call didn’t connect

Caller ID:  Google Voice customers using iOS now have a setting that allows them to see their Google Voice number as the caller ID when a call comes in to a number linked to Google Voice. When this setting is on, you will see the number you linked to Google Voice as the caller ID.

You can chose to see your Google Voice number as the caller’s number for calls to numbers you linked to Voice

Delete multiple SMS messages at once:  Now you can delete multiple SMS messages at one time to streamline your workflow - a capability frequently requested by our users. To use this feature, simply tap on the avatar on one or more SMS threads, and a trash bin will appear on the app bar above the messages allowing the message threads to be easily deleted.  Note:  This feature is only available in the U.S.

Thank you for using Google Voice! By using Google Voice (the "Service"), you accept and agree to be bound by the Google Terms of Service , the Google Voice Acceptable Use Policy, the Google Privacy Policy, as well as these additional terms and conditions (collectively the "Terms of Service"). It is important for you to read each of these documents, as they form a legal agreement between you and Google regarding your use of the Service.

• Caller ID

  If you have a Google Voice number, it will appear on the recipient's caller ID. If you haven't set up a Google Voice number, a generic number or the word "unknown" will appear to the person you're calling.

• Emergency Calls

  You understand and agree that Google Voice is an enhanced call management application and that Google Voice is not capable of placing or receiving emergency services calls. In addition, if you haven't set up a Google Voice number but you're using Google Voice to call a public-safety answering point (PSAP), then the PSAP will see a generic number or the word "unknown" on your caller ID and might not be able to call you back.

• Google's Proprietary Rights

  Google has the right not to provide calling or connections to any telephone numbers in its sole discretion. Unserved numbers may include but are not limited to certain geographic locations, special services numbers, satellite telephony services, and other call forwarding services.

• Recording Conversations

  Google Voice provides a function that allows you to record individual telephone conversations. The laws regarding the notice and notification requirements of such recorded conversations vary by state to state. You are responsible for applying the local laws in the relevant jurisdiction when using this feature.

• Bill Payment

  Depending on the Google Voice service you sign up to, you may be required to pay fees in connection with the Services, as stated by Google. There may be additional fees if you request a change in any Services. Depending upon the level of Services selected by you, there may be charges for calls to or from certain locations, including without limitation payphones and areas within extended calling zones. There may also be applicable charges for any special or enhanced services you use.

  Users may purchase prepaid credits to be used for Google Voice services. Google will be under no obligation to offer any refunds or reimbursements for the purchase price of such prepayments. Usage of minutes is billed in one minute increments. Prepaid credits are billed at the time of purchase.

  Unless prohibited by law, any outbound calling credit that you have purchased will expire six months from the most recent date of use, and may not be transferred.

  Calling credit may be used for calls made using the Service and/or for calls made using the "Call Phones" feature in Hangouts.

• General

  Calls placed to and received from phone numbers in the United States and other countries are routed through and provided by various regulated and licensed partners.

  How do I change the Google Voice number on my iPhone?

  On the left, click Account. Under “Google Voice number,” find the number you want to delete..

  If there are no numbers available in your area, try somewhere nearby..

  Next to the number you want, click Select..

  Follow the on-screen instructions..

  Can I delete my Google Voice number and get a new one?

  No, you cannot do that. You will need to reclaim your originally deleted number. To do this, you will need to use a different phone to verify your account. You cannot reclaim your current number with the same phone you originally verified it with.

  How do I change my Google Voice number to a mobile number?

  Port your number.

  On your computer, open Google Voice. ... .

  At the top right, click Settings. ... .

  Go to the “Account” section..

  Under “Port a number to Google Voice,” click Port a number..

  Click Get Started..

  Enter the phone number you want to port. ... .

  Enter the code you receive..

  Can you have more than one Google Voice number on an iPhone?

  Getting more than one number on a free Google Voice account isn't possible. Google Voice limits each user to a single phone number.