What is what does it mean when your call is forwarded to voicemail?

When your call is forwarded to voicemail, it means the person you are trying to reach is unable or unwilling to answer the call at that moment. Here's a breakdown of what that could mean:

• The person is unavailable: This is the most common reason. They might be in a meeting, driving, asleep, busy with another task, or simply unable to get to their phone. This means their phone%20is%20unavailable.

• The person rejected the call: Some phones allow users to actively reject incoming calls, which immediately sends the caller to voicemail. They have rejected%20the%20call.

• The phone is switched off or has no signal: In this case, the call cannot connect to the person's phone, so it's automatically forwarded to voicemail. This could be caused by a phone%20with%20no%20signal or the phone%20is%20switched%20off.

• Call forwarding is enabled: The person may have intentionally set up call forwarding to send all incoming calls directly to voicemail. They might be on vacation, avoiding calls, or have a system in place for managing calls. This means that call%20forwarding%20is%20enabled.

• Do Not Disturb (DND) is activated: Most smartphones have a "Do Not Disturb" mode that silences calls and notifications. Depending on the settings, incoming calls may be sent directly to voicemail. The Do%20Not%20Disturb mode is activated.