Enable 'call waiting' feature in MotoG 2nd Gen

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I have got struggled to find this feature in Moto G 2nd generation (android version is 6.0). Finally i found that to enable it.


 Please follow these steps:

Click on dialler symbol--click on three dots (...) at right side--settings--calling accounts--settings--select your SIM as your choice--Additional settings--enable call waiting

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