If you’ve already deleted the YouMail app without returning to your carrier’s voicemail, see Methods 3-7 to learn how to return to your carrier’s voicemail service.
Tap and hold the YouMail icon on your home screen until all the app icons start shaking. Tap the x icon in the upper-right corner of the YouMail app icon. You’ve disabled the service and deleted the app, but if you’re paying for a subscription or monthly service, then continue to the next steps. To keep your account, but not use it, you can skip the rest of this method.
You can save any files to your computer so you don’t lose them forever. To do this, log into the website and go to Messages > Inbox > Message you want to save > Download. If you didn’t change the file location as you downloaded it, you’ll find your files in the Downloads folder on your computer.
If you’ve already deleted the YouMail app without returning to your carrier’s voicemail, see Methods 3-7 to learn how to return to your carrier’s voicemail service.
Open the Settings app. Tap the magnifying glass icon. Type Youmail in the search bar. Tap the YouMail app. Tap Uninstall. You’ve disabled the service and deleted the app, but if you’re paying for a subscription or monthly service, then continue to the next steps. To keep your account, but not use it, you can skip the rest of this method.
You can save any files to your computer so you don’t lose them forever. To do this, log into the website and go to Messages > Inbox > Message you want to save > Download. If you didn’t change the file location as you downloaded it, you’ll find your files in the Downloads folder on your computer.
You’ll only need to use this method if you were unable to revert back to your provider’s original voicemail service before disabling the YouMail app.
If you are an AT&T user, set your voicemail speed dial number to your cell phone number. Your device should now revert back to the default AT&T voicemail. If you are a T-Mobile subscriber set the voicemail speed dial number to (805) 637-7243. Your device should now revert back to the default T-Mobile voicemail. Sprint was officially discontinued in late 2020, so you should instead follow the T-Mobile instructions. If that number does not work, try *720 or *38.
You’ll only need to use this method if you were unable to revert back to your provider’s original voicemail service before disabling the YouMail app.
Alternatively, you can dial *710 if the first code doesn’t work.
You’ll only need to use this method if you were unable to revert back to your provider’s original voicemail service before disabling the Youmail app.
“*73” “*760” “*740” “*720”
