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For what it's worth, in American English one would never say "in my (cell) phone". The common usage is "on my (cell) phone." I use parenthesis on cell because even that is not common. The most common way to say this is "I have a voicemail" and cell phone is just implied. Again, American English and perhaps not the same elsewhere.
kyrrit
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Reported as incorrect. As other comments also note, it's not "in my cell phone/mobile" in Britain or Australia, either.
Crassus123
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I haven't met a single Australian who says "cell phone". It's "mobile" or just "phone" here. And messages are ON the phone.