I have an iPhone 15 Pro and recently upgraded to iOS 26.2. Now I cannot check my voicemail. I see a brief Screen Limit warning, then the screen goes blank and back to my icon screen. I get notifications of a new voicemail, but no missed call noted. I do have parental control on my kids phones, but as an adult never had the restrictions on myself. How do I fix this?
iPhone 15 Pro, iOS 26
stopp wrote:
I called Telus, however, the issue required me to call Apple Support. The advisor showed me that it was a setting in: Settings > Screen Time > Communication Limits. I have never had these turned on in the past, perhaps it was update?
I'm glad you got it resolved. It just never occurred to me it might have been a Screen Time setting.
stopp wrote:
I called Telus, however, the issue required me to call Apple Support. The advisor showed me that it was a setting in: Settings > Screen Time > Communication Limits. I have never had these turned on in the past, perhaps it was update?
I'm glad you got it resolved. It just never occurred to me it might have been a Screen Time setting.
I called Telus, however, the issue required me to call Apple Support. The advisor showed me that it was a setting in: Settings > Screen Time > Communication Limits. I have never had these turned on in the past, perhaps it was update?
This isn't an iOS 26.2 issue. If it was, it would happen on every iPhone updated to iOS 26.2 and yet it's not.
Voicemail is a carrier provided feature. But before I contacted my carrier the first thing I'd do is Force Restart my iPhone. I actually do this procedure immediately after EVERY iOS update --> Force restart iPhone - Apple Support
If the Force Restart doesn't help, then you need to contact your carrier for help.
You're welcome. Hopefully, your carrier can get this resolved for you.
Thank you for your input. I did do the force restart (in addition to trying various things in settings like deselecting the spam filtering option. Apps > Phone). I will reach out to Telus.
Updated to iOS 26.2 > Now no voicemail access (screen goes blank)
