When you get a call in Do Not Disturb, it goes straight to voicemail. Directly to the left of the battery icon you will see a crescent moon. The fastest way to turn it off is to use the Control Center. Open it by using your finger to swipe up from the bottom of the iPhone display. Where you see the crescent moon icon, tap it.
That will take the phone off of Do Not Disturb, and you should be back to receiving calls rather than them going to voicemail.
You can also go to Settings, then then tapping the switch to the right of where it says Do Not Disturb. That will accomplish the same thing as using the Control Center. Maybe it keeps turning itself on seemingly by itself. This is most likely happening because of a factory setting. It could also be that you got the iPhone from someone else, and that is one of the settings that they input that is left over. To make sure that this is no longer an issue, go to Settings, then tap where it says Do Not Disturb.
You should see an option that says Scheduled. Look to see if there is a time of the day or night when this setting is scheduled to come on automatically. If that is the case, the you can disable the setting by tapping on the slider next to it.
See if that solves the problem. There is also a relatively recent feature on iPhones that was implemented as part of the iOS 11 update. You can turn if off, but first you will need to add it to the Control Center. Now you can swipe up from the bottom of the screen to pull up the Control Center, and you should see an icon that looks like a car. Some iPhone users also report that with a recent version of iOS, calls go to voicemail because of the glitch in the Announce Calls setting. Your calls going straight to voicemail could be an indirect result of that.
If none of this has worked, then the next step might be to contact your carrier. I got it working myself! I switched it from LTE to 3G. Now it receives calls, no problem. May 15, AM. Phone goes straight to voicemail on unknown callers. Do not call is not active Allow calls from everyone is active. This problem just started about 4 days ago. Jun 23, AM. Jun 14, PM in response to mkearia In response to mkearia. Jun 14, PM. Page content loaded. May 5, PM in response to mkearia In response to mkearia.
May 5, PM. Thank you Lawrence for your response. I did turn that on to silence unknown callers. However, this problem was happening prior to me turning on 'Silence Unknown Callers' and many of the calls going to voicemail are from people in my contacts. Do you see the calls in your Recents list in the phone app? If not, the calls are not reaching your phone. In the US, if that is where you are, those are mostly rural carriers that are partners of Verizon or Sprint. And sometimes the local towers are overloaded especially during this pandemic and there are no open channels to route the call.
Whether you're waiting to hear back from a potential employer, or simply want to talk to a friend, you'll need your iPhone to ring when someone calls. But what happens if your iPhone goes straight to voicemail whenever you get a call?
There are several reasons why your iPhone might not ring, and instead send the caller directly to voicemail. If this is happening to you, you might have to go through a few different troubleshooting options. When your iPhone is in Do Not Disturb mode, any call you receive will go straight to voicemail, and you won't be alerted when you receive notifications.
You might not have enabled Do Not Disturb mode on your iPhone intentionally, but if your device is going straight to voicemail, it's worth making sure that you didn't accidentally turn it on. Open the Control Center on your iPhone. To do this, swipe your finger up from the bottom of your iPhone's screen or from the upper-right corner on an iPhone X or newer.
Look for the icon that looks like a crescent moon - this is the Do Not Disturb icon. The icon should be grayed out, but if it's illuminated white, this means that you have Do Not Disturb on. To do this, swipe your finger up from the bottom of your iPhone's screen or from the upper-right corner on an iPhone X or newer. Look for the icon that looks like a crescent moon — this is the Do Not Disturb icon.
The icon should be grayed out, but if it's illuminated white, this means that you have Do Not Disturb on. Tap the icon so the white is replaced by gray, and you've turned Do Not Disturb off. On this page, you can also see how Do Not Disturb may have turned on in the first place. Make sure that you don't have the mode scheduled, and that it isn't set to turn on automatically when you're driving. For more information on how Do Not Disturb works, see our article, " How to use Do Not Disturb on iPhone manually, or schedule it to activate at a specific time each day.
While your iPhone's volume being muted won't keep calls from coming through, it does make it harder to hear calls when you receive them. Adjust the slider beneath the "Ringer and Alerts" header to your desired volume — as you slide your finger along, the phone will play a short sound showing how loud the ringer will be. If you've perhaps turned off your volume because you're receiving too many calls from spammers, check out our article, " How to stop robocalls and other spam calls from reaching your iPhone.
If you can't find anything in your settings that would send a call straight to voicemail, your iPhone might simply need to be refreshed.
You should try restarting it to work out the kinks.
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