Google Voice will lose some of its best web features in February

Legacy Google Voice is biting the dust next month. What you need to know Google is shutting down the legacy Voice service for personal accounts in February as part of its transition to the new app. However, some of the Google Voice's longstanding features on the web won't carry over to the new experience. These include carrier call forwarding, ring scheduling, Do Not Disturb timer and more. Google's handy service for using a phone number other than your own personal number is going through a major shakeup. The legacy Google Voice website is shutting down in February for personal accounts and some of its long-time features are going away with it. In an email to the few remaining users of the legacy Voice, he search giant detailed the web features that will be phased out as it transitions consumers to the new experience (via 9to5Google). A standout feature that will bite the dust is the carrier call forwarding capability. "Carrier-forwarded calls from your linked number automati...
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