How are voicemail messages handled for users in the IPO System?

Voicemail messages in the IPO System are primarily designed to be user-friendly and accessible in multiple ways. They are stored on the system, allowing users to access them directly through their voicemail inbox. Additionally, the system supports integration with email, meaning users can receive notifications and listen to their voicemail messages via email, providing flexibility and convenience. This dual method of access—directly through the system and via email—ensures that users can manage their voicemail effectively and stay connected, regardless of their location.

The other methods of handling voicemail messages mentioned do not encapsulate the full range of functionality offered by the IPO System. For instance, the option stating voicemail messages are deleted after a certain period does not represent the standard behavior of the system, which generally retains messages for user access until they are manually deleted. Similarly, while voicemail can also be accessed via the phone, the restriction that they are only available through this method limits users' ability to manage their messages efficiently. Lastly, the claim that voicemail messages are not supported contradicts the inherent features of the IPO System, which indeed provides voicemail services as a fundamental component.