When your call goes straight to voicemail, it usually means one of a few things:
The person's phone is off or has no service: If the phone is powered down or in an area with no cellular coverage, the call can't be routed to the phone and goes directly to voicemail.
The person has blocked your number: If someone has specifically blocked your number, calls will typically go straight to voicemail. You won't receive a ring, and they won't be notified of your call.
The person's phone is on "Do Not Disturb" mode: Many smartphones have a "Do Not Disturb" feature that silences calls and notifications. Depending on the settings, calls may be routed directly to voicemail. Some "Do Not Disturb" settings allow calls from certain contacts or repeated calls to go through.
The person is on another call: Some phone networks are configured in a way that while someone is already on a call, other incoming calls might be immediately routed to voicemail to avoid call waiting (which is another feature and might not be active).
Technical issues: Although rare, network problems or issues with the recipient's phone carrier can cause calls to be misrouted to voicemail.
Conditional Call Forwarding: The receiver might have set up conditional call forwarding to forward to voicemail immediately under certain circumstances (such as when they are busy on another call).
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