Call forwarding is a convenient feature that lets you redirect incoming calls to another number. While it’s helpful when you're unavailable, you may want to disable it when not needed.
To disable call forwarding from your smartphone:
On most Android and iOS devices:
Follow these steps to cancel call forwarding from your home phone:
If *73 doesn’t work, try *720 (some areas use different codes).
If you have a wireless account, you can manage call forwarding online:
Disabling call forwarding on your AT&T device is simple, whether you use a landline or smartphone. Follow the methods above to ensure you're not missing any direct calls. For ongoing issues, consider contacting AT&T customer support.
How do I know if call forwarding is active on my phone?
Check your phone's settings under
Can I deactivate call forwarding temporarily and reactivate it later?
Yes, you can deactivate call forwarding at any time and reactivate it when needed. Simply revisit the call forwarding settings on your device and toggle the appropriate options.
What should I do if I'm having trouble finding the call forwarding settings on my phone?
Consult your device's user manual for specific instructions on accessing call forwarding settings. Alternatively, visit the official support page of your device's manufacturer for step-by-step guidance.
Will deactivating call forwarding affect my voicemail settings?
Deactivating call forwarding doesn't impact your voicemail settings. Voicemails will still be accessible, and calls will be directed to your voicemail if unanswered, depending on your voicemail configurations.
Can I deactivate call forwarding on specific types of calls, such as when I'm busy or unreachable?
Yes, most phones allow you to customize call forwarding based on different scenarios, such as when you're busy, unanswered, or unreachable. Access the