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For the Optus (and their MVNO) it's fairly trivial to just nuke the voicemail completely with a call to a specific code. Seriously, who even uses it anyway? Bea

by nwh 12y ago

For the Optus (and their MVNO) it's fairly trivial to just nuke the voicemail completely with a call to a specific code. Seriously, who even uses it anyway? Bear in mind that in Australia we are charged a clear dollar a minute to retrieve voicemail messages.

justincormack 12y ago
Spoofing could re enable it too I guess?
- nwh 12y ago
  They're a code that you type in rather than a number to call. I really have no idea how they work, but I imagine they're some sort of non-text non-call sort of thing? Don't really have anything sensible to google so I can't find out for sure. Hadn't thought of that though.
  - justincormack 12y ago
    I imagine they are some kind of text, but not sure either...