Under the Settings > Apps > Phone menu you can set a Voicemail number for your service. This allows you to long press on the 1 key of the keypad to automatically dial the voicemail number.
The voicemail notification, when clicked on opens the phone app, but still requires you to manually select and dial the voicemail number. Shouldn't this automatically dial the configured voicemail number?
Since there are separate notifications for a missed call and a voicemail, I would expect that the missed call notification opens the call log, and the voicemail notification dials the voicemail number.
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Under the Settings > Apps > Phone menu you can set a Voicemail number for your service. This allows you to long press on the 1 key of the keypad to automatically dial the voicemail number.
The voicemail notification, when clicked on opens the phone app, but still requires you to manually select and dial the voicemail number. Shouldn't this automatically dial the configured voicemail number?
Since there are separate notifications for a missed call and a voicemail, I would expect that the missed call notification opens the call log, and the voicemail notification dials the voicemail number.
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Under the Settings > Apps > Phone menu you can set a Voicemail number for your service. This allows you to long press on the 1 key of the keypad to automatically dial the voicemail number.
The voicemail notification, when clicked on opens the phone app, but still requires you to manually select and dial the voicemail number. Shouldn't this automatically dial the configured voicemail number?
Since there are separate notifications for a missed call and a voicemail, I would expect that the missed call notification opens the call log, and the voicemail notification dials the voicemail number.