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How to Block Spam Calls on Android

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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As the use of mobile phones increases, so does the number of unwanted phone calls. Spam Calls can interrupt our daily routines and become a source of frustration. These unwelcome calls can be from telemarketers, scam artists, or even phone bullies who disturb your peace of mind. So, if you are tired of such calls, here’s how to block spam calls on your Android device.

  1. Use built-in call blocking feature

Most Android devices have a built-in call blocking feature that allows users to block specific numbers. This feature can be accessed through the phone app settings, and the process may vary depending on your device. In the settings, look for “Call Blocking” or “Block Numbers” option and select the option to add the numbers that you want to be blocked. In some devices, you can add a number to your blocked list by selecting the number from your recent call list, tapping on the three-dot menu next to the number, and clicking on “Block number” or “Add to the reject list.”

  1. Third-party call blocking apps

If your device doesn’t have a built-in call blocking feature or you need more advanced options, you can download third-party call blocking apps. Several free and paid apps are available on Google Play Store that can block spam calls, identify unknown numbers, and whitelist your contacts. Some popular call blocking apps include Truecaller, Mr. Number, Call Blacklist, and Should I Answer.

  1. Use carrier services

Some network carriers also offer call blocking services to their customers. For instance, Verizon offers its customers a service called “Verizon Call Filter,” which blocks unwanted calls and filters out spam and robocalls. To use this service on your Verizon device, download the Verizon Call Filter app from Google Play Store, sign in with your Verizon account, and set up the service.

  1. Report and block numbers

Another way to block spam calls is to report and block the numbers that frequently call you. Most Android devices allow you to block numbers from your recent call list, and you can also report a number to the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry. The registry is a list of numbers that are off-limits to telemarketers, and reporting a number to the registry helps prevent future calls from that number.

In conclusion, blocking spam calls on your Android device is a simple process that can save you from unnecessary interruptions and frustration. You can use the built-in call blocking feature, download call blocking apps, use carrier services, and report and block numbers. By following these tips, you can peacefully use your phone without worrying about unwanted calls.

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