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3 Ways to Report Spam to Apple

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Spam emails, text messages, and calls are a constant source of annoyance for iPhone users. To tackle this issue, Apple has provided several methods for reporting and filtering spam. In this article, we will discuss three ways you can report spam to Apple and help them in their efforts to banish these unwanted communications.

1.Report Spam Emails in Mail App

The native Mail app on iOS devices has a built-in feature to report spam emails directly to Apple. Here’s how you can do it:

a.Open the Mail app on your iPhone or iPad.

b.Find the spam email you want to report and tap on it to open.

c.Tap the “Reply” button at the bottom right corner.

d.Scroll down and choose “Forward as Attachment.”

e.Enter “[email protected]” in the “To” field and send the email.

By forwarding spam emails as an attachment, you preserve important information needed by Apple’s junk mail filter to identify and block similar messages in the future.

2.Report Spam Text Messages

Spam text messages can be reported using the Messages app on your iOS device. Follow these steps:

a.Open the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad.

b.Locate the spam message you want to report and tap on it.

c.Tap on the sender’s name or number at the top of the screen.

d.Tap “info” (the “i” symbol) in the top right corner.

e.Scroll down and click “Report Junk.”

f.Confirm your action by tapping “Report and Delete.”

Reporting junk text messages will help prevent them from reaching other users.

3.Report Spam Calls

Reporting spam calls is slightly different because it involves using third-party apps that have been approved by Apple for this purpose:

a.First, download an approved spam call reporting app from the App Store, such as Hiya or Truecaller.

b.Open the app and follow its instructions to complete the setup process.

c.Go to Settings > Phone > Call Blocking & Identification to ensure the app is enabled for call identification and blocking.

d.Use the spam call reporting app to report unwanted calls, following the app’s specific instructions.

Apple constantly updates its spam call database to protect users from telemarketers, robocalls, and scams. Reporting spam calls using these apps contributes to this greater effort.

Conclusion

Spam emails, text messages, and calls can be frustrating, but with Apple’s dedication to minimizing them, you can play your part by reporting these annoying communications. By making use of the Mail app, Messages app, and third-party spam call apps, you can contribute to a safer and more enjoyable experience for all Apple users.

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