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3 Ways to Block All Incoming Calls on Android

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Introduction:

There are times when continuous calls can disrupt your peace or concentration. You may want to silence your phone without putting it in airplane mode, so you can still access data and Wi-Fi. In this article, we discuss three methods to block all incoming calls on your Android device while keeping its other functionalities intact.

Method 1: Use Built-in Call Blocking Feature

Most Android devices come with the built-in ability to block all incoming calls. Here’s how you can usethis feature:

1. Open the Phone app on your Android device.

2. Tap the three-dot icon (or the hamburger menu) in the top-right corner.

3. Choose “Settings” from the drop-down menu.

4. Look for “Call blocking” or “Blocked numbers” option and select it.

5. Enable “Block all incoming calls” if available, or manually add numbers under “Add a number” to block specific contacts.

Method 2: Activate Do Not Disturb Mode

If your device doesn’t have a built-in call blocking feature, you can still use its Do Not Disturb mode:

1. Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the notification shade.

2. Look for “Do Not Disturb”, depicted as a moon or crescent icon, and tap it to activate the mode (This might vary according to different devices).

3. Go to Settings > Sound & vibration > Do Not Disturb.

4. Customize exceptions like starred contacts or specific apps that are allowed to bypass this mode.

Method 3: Utilize Call Blocking Apps

For those looking for a more feature-rich experience, third-party call blocking apps offer addedfunctionalities:

1. Download call-blocking apps like Call Blocker, Truecaller, or Mr. Number from Google Play Store.

2. Install and open the app; grant necessary permissions for optimal functioning.

3. Find the option to block all incoming calls and enable it.

4. Most of these apps will also allow you to whitelist contacts, block spam or unknown numbers, and even customize call blocking rules.

Conclusion:

Whatever your reason may be for wanting to block incoming calls on Android, you now have three effective methods at your disposal. The built-in call blocking feature and Do Not Disturb mode can cover most of your needs while third-party apps provide extended flexibility. Choose the method that suits you best, and enjoy an uninterrupted day!

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