You shouldn't. Everyone has the right to have some privacy. Ignoring that privacy could cause serious damage to your relationship. You abviously don't trust him, so work out why that is and talk to him about it. Being paranoid and snooping around in his stuff will get you nowhere. It might confirm your fears, it might not. But if he finds out what you've been doing, it could have serious effects. If you are worried about something, if you think he's cheating or something, talk to him about it. If you still think he's lying, you should examine your relationship. Without trust you have nothing, so if you don't believe him (and maybe you're right not to) maybe you should take a break for a while. If he is doing something wrong, you did the right thing by taking a break. But if he really isn't and you still don't trust him, you should look to yourself. Why don't you trust him? It might have more to do with you than him. If he feels you don't trust him when you really should, he'll lose his faith in you as well.
so don't be hasty or do something you might regret. Take the time to think about everything and find a more suitable solution
First I would hack your phone ... Or if I were you, I'd call my cellphone provider and ask the experts
If they have voicemail, simply phone them normally and if they don't pick up you will be put through to it. Leave your message after the beep.
The term Voicemail was coined by Televoice International (later became Voicemail International) for introduction of the first nationwide Voicemail® service in 1980.
Check Wikipedia and read about their Voicemail article.
A voicemail is an audio recording of a message left by a telephone caller.
You can extend the length of time on a voicemail by checking the options that are listed with it. It will give you the option of choosing to lengthen your voicemail there.
It is possible that police will leave a voicemail on your phone.
Voicemail is provided by your network and you will need to ask them if you can get voicemail.
Voicemail - 2011 was released on: USA: October 2011
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That depends entirely on the specific voicemail system. Each system is different.
Voicemail - 2007 was released on: USA: February 2007 (internet)
Voicemail - 2012 was released on: USA: 15 August 2012
Voicemail is most likely available with cellular service.