iPhones:
1. Open the 'Settings' app
2. Scroll down to 'Phone'
3. Toggle 'Call forwarding' to enable/disable
4. If turning on call forwarding, set a forwarding number by tapping the 'Forward to' or change the forwarding number
5. Thereafter, tap the 'Back' button
If you want your calls to go to voicemail, tap in 443
Note: If you're using multiple SIM's, select the SIM you want and then toggle 'Call forwarding'.
Most Androids:
1. Head to the 'Phone' app
2. Tap on the 'vertical three-dot menu', and then 'Settings'
3. Tap on 'Calls'. For some Android or Samsung devices, look for; 'Supplementary services' or 'Calling accounts'
4. Then tap 'Call forwarding'
5. From there, you can select and enable/disable different types of call forwarding:
Always forward: This will forward all incoming calls to another number until it’s turned off
When busy: Forwards calls when you’re already on another call
When unanswered: This option only forwards calls when you don’t answer the call
When unreachable: Forwards calls when your phone is in Airplane mode, switched off, or has no reception
6. Add the number you want the calls forwarded to and tap 'Turn on'.
If you want your calls to go to voicemail, tap in 443
Important info: If you're using multiple SIM's, select the SIM you want and then toggle 'Call forwarding'.
Note: Menu names may vary slightly between brands in 'Settings'.
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