How to forward calls on a Samsung Galaxy S10 in 4 ways, to automatically redirect calls to a different phone number

• You can forward calls on a Samsung Galaxy S10 to automatically redirect incoming phone calls to a different phone number.
• It's possible to forward calls in four different ways — you can unconditionally redirect all calls, or only forward calls when the line is busy, when you choose not to answer, or when your Galaxy S10 is turned off.
• You can change or disable your call forwarding settings at any time.     
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Call forwarding lets you redirect incoming calls to another number, which is convenient if there are times when you would rather have calls ring on a different phone. 

The Samsung Galaxy S10 lets you set up call forwarding in a variety of ways — there's unconditional call forwarding, in which calls always get automatically rerouted to another line, as well as a number of conditional call forwarding options. 

These include forwarding calls when your Galaxy S10 is busy, when you don't answer the phone, and when the phone is simply unreachable (such as if it's turned off). 

Here's what you need to know to forward calls on your Galaxy S10. 

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How to forward calls on a Samsung Galaxy S10

2. Tap the three dots at the top right of the screen and then tap "Settings" in the drop-down menu.

3. Tap "Supplemental services."

4. Tap "Call forwarding."

5. Tap the call forwarding option you want to enable. 

6. In the pop-up window, enter the phone number that you want to forward calls to, and then tap "Turn on.