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Home›Tech Advice›4 Ways to Block a Number on Sprint

4 Ways to Block a Number on Sprint

By Matthew Lynch
August 11, 2023
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Introduction:

With the rise in spam and unwanted calls, blocking a specific number can be a relief. If you are using Sprint as your network carrier, there are several methods to block a number from contacting you. In this article, we will explore four effective ways to help you block unwanted numbers on your Sprint phone.

1. Block a Number through Your Phone Settings

The simplest method to block a number is by using your phone’s built-in call blocking feature. Both Android and iOS devices come with these features:

For Android:

a) Open your Phone app.

b) Select the number you wish to block from your recent calls list or search for it in your contacts.

c) Tap on the three-dot menu beside the number.

d) Select “Block Number” or “Block Contact.”

e) Confirm the action.

For iOS:

a) Open the Phone app.

b) Tap on “Recents” or “Contacts.”

c) Find the number you want to block and tap on the blue circle with an “i” symbol beside it.

d) Scroll down and tap “Block this Caller.”

e) Confirm the action.

2. Use the My Sprint App

Sprint also provides an option to block numbers through their mobile app.

a) Download and install the My Sprint app from Google Play Store or App Store.

b) Open the app and log in with your credentials (if not done already).

c) From the main dashboard, select “Restrictions & Permissions.”

d) Choose “Block voice” or ”Block text” depending upon your preference.

e) Add the number that you want to block and tap “Save.”

3. Use Sprint’s Online Website

You can utilize Sprint’s online portal for managing blocked numbers as well.

a) Visit www.sprint.com/myaccount

b) Log in with your credentials.

c) Click on the “My preferences” tab.

d) Under the “Limits and permissions” section, click “Block voice” or “Block text.”

e) Add the number you want to block and click “Save.”

4. Contact Sprint Customer Support

If none of these methods work for you, contact Sprint’s customer support for assistance.

a) Dial *2 on your Sprint phone or call 888-211-4727 from an alternate line.

b) Connect to a customer service representative and request assistance in blocking a specific number.

c) Provide the necessary account verification details.

Conclusion

Blocking a number on your Sprint phone can be a handy tool to avoid pesky spam calls or texts. By following any of these four methods, you can maintain your peace of mind. Remember that if you need help at any point, Sprint’s customer support is always there to assist you.

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