The Google Voice app is out of date. The internet connection is poor or not set properly. Cookies and caches occupy too much of the space. There are several voices stored in the Google Voice application. There may be virus attack or malware invasion.
Why is Google Voice blocking my text messages?
As for why carriers block these messages, it’s probably because they find Google Voice numbers somewhat shady and they’d like to minimize the spam calls and messages for their customers. While Google Voice is putting an end to forwarding messages to your phone numbers, you’ll still be able to send a copy of your messages to your email addresses.
Why is Google Voice not working on my phone?
Tip: You may not hear ringing for incoming calls if you always put the opening Voice aside. You can also try the following solutions to fix Google Voice not working: Go to clear the cookies and caches for all time via settings. Delete all the voices stored in your application completely.
But before that, I’d like to introduce the possible reasons for Google Voice not working: The Google Voice app is out of date. The internet connection is poor or not set properly. Cookies and caches occupy too much of the space.
The phone number is not formatted properly: make sure the number is correct and enter the correct country code. There’s not enough calling credit (if you’re not using Google Voice for G Suite account). Follow this guide if you’re using Google Voice on your computer:.
Will Google Voice stop forwarding messages to linked phone numbers?
On Google Voice’s support page, there’s now an announcement that says Google Voice will soon stop forwarding your messages to your linked phone numbers. Here’s what the official announcement reads: Message forwarding to linked numbers will stop soon because mobile carriers have started to block these messages.