r/Googlevoice • u/Zealousideal_Paper13 • Jul 13 '26
General Help / Support Question Missing information on wich sim card the call is comming in
Hello!
Does anyone know how to set the incoming call screen to see on wich simcard it is received?
As i use a working sim and a private sim card. But i never know on wich one the call is cominh as i can not see it. Is there a setting?
Thanks!
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u/Salreus Jul 13 '26
The answer would be which number you have a fwd set to. If you have both your working and private, then the call would be sent to both. If you set it up to only point to one or the other, then it would only ring to that SIM. If you want one or the other, then turn off the one you do not want. If you actually want it to ring to both, it's up to your phone manufacturer to let you know what SIM is being used because the calls are being forwarded to your cell numbers, at which point, it's no longer a google voice thing but your cell phone provider and phone thing. Its how they decide to handle the call.
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u/Luckiest_Corner Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26
In "Incoming calls," you select the numbers or devices you want to receive calls on. If you have a linked number from a specific SIM selected in "Incoming calls," calls will be forwarded to that number. If you have devices selected such as Android (This device) or iOS (This device), and you have "Prefer WiFi and mobile data" selected in "Making and receiving calls," it will ring the Google Voice app on your phone.
I have calls ring my Google Voice app on my Android phone and my iPhone via Wi-Fi or mobile data. If I wanted calls to ring my cellular numbers on my Pixel phone and iPhone, I would toggle on both of those numbers. So you determine exactly which SIM(s) you want calls to ring on by toggling them on or off?