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What is Verified Business Call (VBC)?

Verified Business Call (VBC) lets you know what company is calling and why. The company name, their brand logo, and/or the reason for the call may be available. This only occurs at the time of the incoming call and may not be available on any missed call logs. Not all companies take advantage of this service.

Android devices can have up to two locations for VBC settings in the latest version, the Android dialer and Visual Voicemail apps, although some legacy users may just see one.

VBC settings in the Android dialer

Make sure to adjust the Visual Voicemail settings on your Android device to match.

  1. In the Phone or Dialer app, choose Settings.
  2. Choose Verified Business Call. It may be listed under Enriched Calling.
  3. Select the switch to turn VBC on or off. 

VBC settings in the Android Visual Voicemail app (legacy)

Make sure to adjust the Dialer settings on your Android device to match, if available.

Steps not available in Visual Voicemail version 10.5 and newer.

  1. Open the Visual Voicemail app.
  2. Select the Menu icon with three lines.
  3. Choose App Settings > Verified Business Call.
  4. Select the switch to turn VBC on or off. If prompted, go to settings to enable contact permissions.

VBC settings in iPhone

 

iOS 17.4 and newer

 
  1. Open the Settings app.
  2. Choose Phone > Call Blocking & Identification > Business Call Identification. 
  3. Select the Primary - T-Mobile switch to turn VBC on or off.
 

iOS 17.3 and older

 
  1. Open the Settings app.
  2. Choose Phone > Call Blocking & Identification. 
  3. Select the Business ID switch to turn VBC on or off.

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