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How to Make a 3-Way Call on Android

Making a 3-way call on an Android device can be a game-changer when you want to communicate with multiple people at once. Whether it's for a business meeting or a family catch-up, let our AI assistant help you master this feature.

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If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask our AI assistant. We're here to help you get the most out of your Android phone's calling features.

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Setting up a 3-way call on an Android phone is quite handy! You usually start by calling the first person, then tap 'Add call' to dial the second person. Once connected, tap 'Merge calls' to combine them into a single call. It can vary slightly depending on your Android model. Have you tried a 3-way call on your device before, or is this your first time attempting this? Let me know if you run into any specific roadblocks!