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
Mobile
- Open the dialer.
- Tap the current country code (example below: +39).
- Tap from the list to select the desired country calling code.
Desktop
Desktop does not assume any given country code. You should always include the country code when adding contacts, dialing numbers, or entering numbers to text.
