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@Sir_Goose Because everyone is issued the same PIN. If your phone was lost or stolen, someone could access your voicemail if they tried the O2 issued one. You need to change it to make it unique to you, just like an ATM PIN.
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@Sir_Goose Because everyone is issued the same PIN. If your phone was lost or stolen, someone could access your voicemail if they tried the O2 issued one. You need to change it to make it unique to you, just like an ATM PIN.
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The voicemail PIN is only required to access your voicemails remotely. Once set, you have to reset it after 30 days of no use.
As said above, it's for security purposes.
As said above, it's for security purposes.
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A belated, . . . .but big thank you Bambino, on my part an aging mental block, just could`nt figure it
mucho`s gracias, por favor Ron
