How do you keep your precious voicemail messages?

I can tell you what worked for me, what i did was this allowed directly saving voicemails within the Phone app itself. However, there are a couple of ways to achieve this:-

1. Save Voicemail to Voice Memos:-

• Open the Phone app and go to Voicemail.
• Select the voicemail message you want to save.
• Tap the Share icon (it looks like a box with an upwards arrow).
• Choose Voice Memos from the list of options. This will save a copy of the voicemail in your Voice Memos app.

2. Save Voicemail to Notes or Files:-

• Follow steps 1 and 2 from the previous method (open Phone, Voicemail, select message).
• Tap the Share icon.
• Instead of Voice Memos, choose Add to Notes or Save to Files.
• With "Add to Notes", you can create a new note or add the voicemail to an existing one.
• With "Save to Files", you can choose a specific folder within the Files app to store the voicemail.

More details instruction below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHhYH_kMvV0&ab_channel=TheGeekPage

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VincentQ wrote:

If you’re like me, you’ve had voicemail messages from your loved ones saved in your mobile or home phone voicemail for some time.

Unfortunately, voicemail is not like a safe, and sometimes these messages are deleted. If you want to protect your precious messages, there are solutions.

I used a microphone connected to my computer and the Audacity app. I played the saved messages from my phone near the microphone to record them, then converted them into MP3 files that are now safe in my computer and its automatic backups.

You can also do the same thing using two cell phones and an audio recording app, such as Smart biddingestimate or Recforge 2 on Android and Recorder Plus or Audioshare on iOS. Don’t dawdle too much and make these backups early this year to make sure you keep important messages from your loved ones!

As for yourself, have you found another solution to keep your important voicemail messages?

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@VincentQ wrote: 
 

If you’re like me, you’ve had voicemail messages from your loved ones saved in your mobile or home phone voicemail for some time.

Unfortunately, voicemail is not like a safe, and sometimes these messages are deleted. If you want to protect your precious messages, there are solutions.

I used a microphone connected to my computer and the Audacity app. I played the saved messages from my phone near the microphone to record them, then converted them into MP3 files that are now safe in my computer and its automatic backups on my site.

You can also do the same thing using two cell phones and an audio recordings app, such as Smart Recorder or Recforge 2 on Android and Recorder Plus or Audioshare on iOS. Don’t dawdle too much and make these backups early this year to make sure you keep important messages from your loved ones!

As for yourself, have you found another solution to keep your important voicemail messages?

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There are a number of voicemail transcription services that can convert your voicemail messages into text. This is a good option if you want to be able to search for specific keywords or phrases in your voicemail messages.

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VincentQ wrote:

If you’re like me, you’ve had voicemail messages from your loved ones saved in your mobile or home phone voicemail for some time.

Unfortunately, voicemail is not like a safe, and sometimes these messages are deleted. If you want to protect your precious messages, there are solutions.

I used a microphone connected to my computer and the Audacity app. I played the saved messages from my phone near the microphone to record them, then converted them into MP3 files that are now safe in my computer and its automatic backups.

You can also do the same thing using two cell phones and an audio recording app, such as Smart Recorder or Recforge 2 on Android and Recorder Plus or Audioshare on iOS. Don’t dawdle too much and make these backups early this year to make sure you keep important messages from your loved ones!

As for yourself, have you found another solution to keep your important voicemail messages?

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Most smartphones have a built-in voicemail feature that allows you to save messages directly on your device. When you receive a voicemail, listen to it and look for an option to save or archive the message. The exact steps may vary depending on your phone model and operating system.

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VincentQ wrote:

If you’re like me, you’ve had voicemail messages from your loved ones saved in your mobile or home phone voicemail for some time.

Unfortunately, voicemail is not like a safe, and sometimes these messages are deleted. If you want to protect your precious messages, there are solutions.

I used a microphone connected to my computer and the Audacity app. I played the saved messages from my phone near the microphone to record them, then converted them into MP3 files that are now safe in my website and its automatic backups.

You can also do the same thing using two cell phones and an audio recording app, such as Smart Recorder or Recforge 2 on Android and Recorder Plus or Audioshare on iOS. Don’t dawdle too much and make these backups early this year to make sure you keep important messages from your loved ones!

As for yourself, have you found another solution to keep your important voicemail messages?

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Connect your phone to a recording device or use a call recording app to record the voicemail message as it plays. This method allows you to keep a digital copy of the message on your device. 

If Videotron is not going to allow you to save messages, then they should offer a service to their customers... Those messages are obviously stored as separate audio files on Videotron's servers, so why not let paying customers log in and download those files to their home computer directly instead of having to navigate the elaborate procedures described above????