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If I need to make a conference call or three-way call there are no options that allow me to disconnect with either party. The only option seems to be hanging up on both people. I use my phone a lot for business and it's helpful for me to have multiple parties on a call. It's unprofessional to have to hang up and call back. It seems like other carriers (T-Mobile) have an option that allows them to 'manage' conference calls allowing them to hang up on selected parties rather than end the entire call. Is there something I am missing or did Verizon leave this highly functional feature out of their phones? Is there a way to obtain this functionality?
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I am happy to report this has been fixed. Way to go Verizon! I am extremely happy with this update.
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I have read where the feature is not on the Note 4 but is on the S5 and Note 3 for conference management. One other source stated that it is not available when using VoLTE (advanced Calling.)
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I wonder of this will be fixed with the Lollipop update?
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I am happy to report this has been fixed. Way to go Verizon! I am extremely happy with this update.
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No -- You still CANNOT manage conference calls, even on lollipop. I have it, it has never worked on ANY phone on Verizion. They call it decoupling and it is a tragedy!
VZW uses outdated BOC (Bell Operating Company) equipment from PAC-BELL and they have not addressed managing conference calls, back in the 1980s there was no need.
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My G2 (on KK and LP) can merge calls into a 3-way or more way.
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Yes you can ADD, but you cannot manage the callers, separate them, or manage the conference when others hang up. We call it decoupling and it's VZW wide. Give it a try, after you add your callers, attempt to drop someone.
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Seems to work fine: I could make a call, then when they answered, I could add a call, then they answered and I merged calls. Then, I could manage callers and hang up on either one to drop them from the conference call.
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Though we have different devices I am able to do the same thing. It looks like the Lollipop release enabled this feature. I am so glad to have it! Next time I will take some screenshots of my call too!! Something so simple, turned out to be a huge help in productivity for me. No more embarassment at the inablility to conduct a conference call! Way to go Verizon!!!
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I am able to manage my calls and am very happy with that! I am able to chose which person I need to disconnect from and it has made my life so much easier. I am extremely happy that this issue was resolved and I can maximize the capabilities of my phone.
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Woo Hoo! We are so elated to hear that you are loving the features on your device. Device support if needed http://vz.to/1nNIMzD .
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This is a known problem at Verizon. I don’t know why they are acting as if they don’t know about it and others are not complaining about the same issue. I have been on the phone with them for months now. I have spent hours upon hours on the phone with their tech department with this issue. Initially it works for a day or two then right back to the same issue, conference calls don’t work.
I have been through 5 iPhone X’s because I thought the phone was the issue.....it’s not! It’s Verizon! They won’t let me out of my contract (still paying for the new iPhone that doesn’t let me conference call which I need to be able to do for work). The only thing left for me to do is get a lawyer. Would anyone like to join me in a class action lawsuit against them?