Disable Report Junk on every txt message from unknown sender

SGLKC wrote:

why does no one from Apple address this?

Because this is a user to user forum, with no real Apple participation.

Apple DID address it with iOS 16.1, so if you haven’t updated this would be a good time to.

Hello Dirch75,

Thank you for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.

We were able to find this detail:

If you don’t see the option to report spam or junk messages you receive with SMS or MMS, contact your carrier. See the Apple Support article Wireless carrier support and features for iPhone.

More details can be found here: Block, filter, and report messages on iPhone

It may be best to reach out to your carrier to see if this can be changed.

Cheers!

Dirch75 asked how to disable it, not how to enable. Please get rid if this annoying pop up.

I would recommend you take the time to READ the customer feedback

This is indeed a PROBLEM APPLE! Wake up and give us the option to STOP the "Is this Junk?"

AGREED

Please give us the option to disable this! It’s incredibly annoying to be forced to make a second step to delete a message, not to mention you hit the wrong button often!

FIX THIS!!!

I agree and have accidentally reported new texts as spam. I want to turn this option OFF my phone but don’t have the option.

why does no one from Apple address this? It is an extra step and very annoying. Apple, how do we turn off this feature?

Dearest Apple Product Managers and Engineers ... have you ever heard of Two Factor Authentication, or 2FA? You know, where the system you're logging into sends a text to your phone to verify you are the one actually logging in?

If not, I would go read about that and try to understand how that impacts this feature. Since you lack the ability to think through your use cases here is a use case you clearly missed in your design.

I'm a Product Manager at Apple that owns the Text Message Module

1. I log into my Apple issued Laptop
2. I open an enterprise app and it requires I log into the app on my laptop
3. Said app implements 2FA, so it sends a text to my iPhone with a code
4. I enter that code and I now have access to the apple enterprise app from my apple issued laptop
5. I now delete the 2FA text message
6. IT ASKS EVERYTIME IF I WANT TO 'REPORT JUNK'

Now, you geniuses may not have this apparatus setup at Apple, but the rest of the work from home crowd do ... so you should do one of the following:

1. Provide a way to DISABLE IT
2. Learn from instances where I select "Not Junk"
3. Or both...

There, I just did your job for you ... now go make it happen and stop assuming iPhone customers ONLY USE iPhones the way you do.