Voicemail

[WullyBoy]

How do I copy / transfer my O2 voicemails to phone memory?

Does anyone know the answer, please?

[BandOfBrothers]

I'm not sure if there's an app etc to do this but you could play the recording in loud speaker and use a phone to record the message.

How-save-those-important-voicemails-your-smartphone-forever may or may not help.

I'm unsure if there's an app that may help.

Privacy in regards to voicemails maybe be applicable here.

If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care.  😎 

[keith30]

I'm with o2 but after you listened to the message you usually get the options to listen again, save the message or delete it but where it gets saved too I don't know.

[PaulC59]

I think there are plenty of apps that let you record phone calls and I am presuming they will let you record when you call your voicemail but it's not something I have done so I cant say for sure. However there are legal implications to consider GDPR, Privacy Act, Communications Act etc etc e.g it is illegal to allow a 3rd party to listen to a recording of a phone call as it is only legal for your own personal use and only you are allowed to listen to your calls. Personally I would think carefully before doing it, I can see the attraction if it's a message from a loved one who has passed away etc but beyond that I think it could be risky business

[BandOfBrothers]

@keith30 

As I understand things saved voicemails are saved on the Networks servers.

[WullyBoy]

Thanks for your response. As the Secretary of a registered charity I'm fully aware of the GDPR implications, but I still need to be able to do this for other, legally acceptable, reasons.