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2015-12-14
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2015-12-14
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2015-12-14
, 13:46
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The "Clear all" is in the pulley menu after you have long pressed on a notification (pull down when the X's are visible).
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2015-12-14
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This is the thing, with my service provider you can dial a number to disable voicemail and I did that when I first joined their service. I have never had a voicemail before and I shouldn't really be getting one now. I put the voicemail number in the settings and tried pressing the notification to dial the number in the hope that would get rid of it but of course it took me to an automated message telling me how to set up voicemail (which I didn't want to do) so I ended the call but the notification is still there.
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2015-12-14
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@ USA around Chicago
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but of course it took me to an automated message telling me how to set up voicemail
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2015-12-15
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I think some VM systems allow someone to leave you voice message even if you haven't setup the greetings, etc.
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Any ideas of how to get rid of the damn thing?