Do you think someone that you just don’t want to access to your iPhone voicemail has it, an ex-girlfriend or ex-boyfriend, nosy relative, or a friend who you wanted to give access to your voicemail that doesn’t need it anymore? How about forgetting your iPhone voicemail password, did you do that, well we have a solution nonetheless. Change your voicemail password. That’s right, it’s so easy to do, so let’s get to it… Do you know your password and just want to change it? Follow the below directions….

1. From your iPhone Home Screen, tap on “Settings“
2. Scroll down the list and tap on “Phone“
3. Scroll down the list on this menu and tap on “Change Voicemail Password“
4. From this screen, follow the prompt and Enter your current iPhone voicemail password.
5. Now enter the new password.

You are done. This was simple!

Now, if you have forgotten your password and would like to reset your iPhone voicemail password, you have two options and I have provided directions for both below.

Reset your password via automated voice system (directions for AT&T customers)

1. From your phone, “Call 611″
2. Enter your iPhone wireless number starting with area code.
3. Press 3 to “Get Help with Voicemail“.
4. Press 3 to reset your VM password.
5. Enter your Billing Zip code.

That’s it! Simply wait for a text message to be sent to your iPhone and you are done.

Reset your password via online account (directions for AT&T customers):

1. This F.A.Q. provided by AT&T should provide detailed directions on how to go about this process. You must sign in to be appropriately directed, if not it will forward you to a general account page. https://www.customerservice.att.com/assistance/faq/qa.jsp?faqCategoryId=local_vmpassword_faq#q2

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You love your iPhone and when you are not using all of those wonderful apps that you have for your iPhone, you actually use it to make phone calls, no kidding! Well, I have a tip for you when you receive phone calls that you are too busy at the time to answer or just quite frankly want to ignore at the moment. You can send phone calls directly to voicemail using your iPhone power button, how neat right!? More after the jump.

So when receiving an incoming call that you want to send directly to your voicemail simply press the power button, the small silver button located at the top of your iPhone, twice and the call will be immediately sent straight to voicemail!

Another quick tip with your iPhone power button and your phone calls: Muted Phone Call Ringing.

So you’ve found yourself in an important meeting, a very quiet library or even a doctor’s office that doesn’t allow cellphone use, yet someone insists on speaking to you now! All you have to do to spare yourself the ugly looks is quickly press the power button once and the ringing on your iPhone will be muted instantly. Nice save!

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Those trendy white earbuds that you have only used for listening to your music, do more than you might realize. The iPhone’s headphones have a small button on the microphone and it performs multiple functions. Some of the things you would fumble to do while taking your daily run, enjoying your music on a long flight, or just trying to ignore an annoying friend, might become easier with a few iPhone  headphone tips.  So let’s get it going!

While you are in a phone call:

1. Press the button on your headphone once to answer a call.
2. Press the button on your headphone twice to send the call to voicemail.
3. Press the button on your headphone once to hang up a call.

When you are on a call while and a second call comes in:

1. Press the button once to hold current call and switch to new call.
2. Hold the button for 2 seconds and release to ignore new call.

iPod Functions:

1. Press the button once to to start the iPod and begin playing a song.
2. Press the button again to pause the track
3. Double-tap the button to skip to the next song.

That’s it for now. If you have any more leave share this info in the comments.

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