MultiLine uses the default country code as the assumed country code if you do not dial a country code manually.
Read on to learn how to set the default country calling code.
Overview
A country calling code, or country dial-in code, is a prefix dialed before the telephone number when placing an international call. For example +39 is the calling code for Italy. By default, the prefix will reflect the country code of your MultiLine number.
Set the default country code
- Open the dialer.
- Tap the current country code (example below: +39).
- Tap from the list to select the desired country calling code.
Read on to learn how to set the default country calling code.
Overview
A country calling code, or country dial-in code, is a prefix dialed before the telephone number when placing an international call. For example +39 is the calling code for Italy. By default, the prefix will reflect the country code of your MultiLine number.
Set the default country code
Mobile
- Open the dialer.
- Tap the current country code (example below: +39).
- Tap from the list to select the desired country calling code.
