You can't use incoming call options, like call recording and call transfer, on a computer or mobile device. If you use a Bluetooth® device, you might not be able to use the device buttons to answer or end …

Start a video call With Google Messages, you can continue a conversation on a video call when certain conditions are met. You can start a video call through carrier-provided video calling (ViLTE or …

Read voicemail transcripts in your inbox and search them like emails. Personalize voicemail greetings. Make international calls at low rates. Get protection from spam calls and messages. Block unwanted …

Make a call on your Google Nest speaker or display With Google Nest and Home speakers and displays, you can make calls to friends, family, and businesses with your voice. You can also make …

Important: The first time you record a call, you’ll be advised you must comply with local laws related to recording calls. Many jurisdictions require consent by all parties to record the call. To protect the …

Turn off Meet's call creation ability to prevent your users from placing calls and starting meetings, but they can continue to receive calls or join meetings created by others. Mobile Device Management …

Screen your calls before you answer them You can use Call Screen to find out who’s calling and why before you pick up a call. Call Screen works on your device and doesn't use Wi-Fi or mobile data. …

See your call history Open your device's Phone app . In the Home tab , you'll see one or more of these icons next to each call in your list: Missed calls (incoming) Calls you answered (incoming) Calls you …

Important: Caller ID must be turned on to make calls from your mobile device carrier. You can only make an emergency call on Voice for Google Workspace accounts managed by your work or school. When …

Add & merge a new call On your computer, while you’re on a Google Voice call, click Add. In your contact list, find the person you want to transfer the call to. If the person isn't a contact, enter their …