Did you happen to get a new iphone when you moved to T-Mobile? I can't find any way to control that feature on my iphone with AT&T service. However, a support article on the AT&T site claims the feature is part of the newer iphones and ios. I believe it just showed up on our new phones.
Another data point: A Verizon page offered the feature for free on iphones but charged for it on Android phones. This makes me think it might be part of the iphone/ios since otherwise Verizon would have charged for that too.
EDIT: On my iphone, voicemails are transcribed within the voicemail application; I can choose to read the text or press a button to listen to the message. I believe this is automatic. It seems that with some services, perhaps T-Mobile, that transcription (or a transcription from the provider) is also sent to the user via text. This does not happen with my AT&T service. If the text message is what you are trying to get rid of then it seems you would follow the procedure provided by retiredguy123 except, you would turn blocking ON and not off.
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Last edited by Bill14564; 02-25-2022 at 09:13 AM.
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