If you use Google Voice with more than one account on your iPhone or iPad, you need to set the account to use for calls initiated outside the app. Calls placed outside Voice, such as calls made through Siri or the Contacts app, need to know which account to use.
If you don't set a default account, the first time you try to make a call from outside Voice you receive a message to choose the account. After you select the default account, you need to initiate the call again. That account becomes the default and you won't see the message again.
Set default account for calls outside the app
This feature is available only if you have more than one Google Voice account.
- Sign in to the Google Account that you want to set as the default account.
- On your iPhone or iPad, open the Voice app .
- At the top left, tap Menu Settings.
- Under Calls, turn on Default account for calls placed outside the app.
The account which you're signed into is now the default account. Siri uses the default account to start a call.
Change default account for calls outside the app
- Sign in to the Google Account that you want to set as the new default account.
- On your iPhone or iPad, open the Voice app .
- At the top left, tap Menu Settings.
- Under Calls, turn on Default account for calls placed outside the app.
The account that was previously set as the default has Default account for calls placed outside the app turned off.