Your colleague is receiving calls, but nothing is happening on your end.
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Are there any known issues on our side?
Click here to check if your problem can't be resolved at this time and what we're working on.
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Is everything up to date?
Reinstall the app. This ensures you have the latest version, but also rules out other potential issues. Click here for step-by-step reinstallation instructions.
Does your phone have the latest update? If not, update your phone.
Restart your phone. Did this help?
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Are you calling over WiFi?
Try calling over 4G/5G. Is your problem resolved or does it work better? If so, we recommend using that network for better availability. Read here for more information about the network.
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Are you using Bluetooth on your phone?
Turn off your Bluetooth. Does it work now? Read here for more information.
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I have a Huawei phone.
Due to trade restrictions, Huawei phones do not support Google Push Notifications. This is why incoming calls don't work on Huawei devices.
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Phone setting: 'Always run in the background'.
Due to Android restrictions, our apps are limited in how they can run in the background. Therefore, for incoming calls, we first need to send a message to wake up the app. If the app does this and reports back in time, we'll forward the call to the app. The messages for this are processed by a new middleware component.
This often ensures that incoming calls are more reliable. However, there are also device-specific issues. That's why you can enable 'Always run in the background' on Android. This allows the app to respond quickly enough to the notification with minimal battery usage.
Open the app.
Click on settings.
Go to Calling.
Turn on Always run in the background.
The slider is now positioned to the right and can no longer be turned back.