Or perhaps you're in a legal proceeding of some kind and need to save all correspondence with a certain party. No matter what the reason is why you want to save a message, you don't have to just leave it in your inbox and assume you'll remember not to delete it.
Most Android phones come with a visual voicemail app that will allow you to save voicemails for future use, but if yours doesn't, there are plenty of third-party apps that you can download to help you.
If you'd rather not download an external app, and prefer to save your voicemails a different way, there is a workaround that you can use with almost any voicemail app, built-in or otherwise.
From here you can send the voicemail to yourself, either through an audio attachment on a text message, or in an email. In some cases, you may be able to share it as a file through a service like Google Drive. Save the file to the place of your choosing: You could store it somewhere on your phone, or externally on a computer or other device.
YouMail has been around for about a decade, and it's an excellent app for keeping your voicemails organized.
Not only can you store up to voicemails at once, you can also organize them into folders, and access them from your computer if you'd like. As a bonus, YouMail will also block spam calls automatically, and tell the caller that your number has been disconnected so they won't call again.
The app can also host free conference calls, which is great for businesses. While Google Voice is actually intended to be a whole separate phone number and a complete alternative to your phone's built-in calling app, its built-in visual voicemail is extremely comprehensive, and if you don't want to get a new phone number there's a way to port your old one into the app.
Google Voice also allows you to access your voicemails from your computer, and also blocks spam. Plus, it has no limit to the number of voicemails it will hold, and can even transcribe your voicemails for you in multiple languages. InstaVoice is very similar in features to the last two apps: it allows for unlimited voicemail storage, and allows you to separate voicemails and missed calls into tabs. Microsoft Authenticator Free. Windows Insider Free. Xender Free. QR Scanner Plus Free.
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