Group FaceTime Pranks Resolution or class action

I have been prank called through FaceTime by a group of ~30 teenagers. This has been going on for over a year, and they will call at all times of the day, late at night, and early morning. I continue to have to scroll through every number to block them 1 by 1, but they continue to call from new numbers.


Please advise how I can permanently remove my number from this group, permanently block group calls that contain even a single one of these 30 numbers, or what legal action can be taken either against the callers, my service provider or other group OR if there is any type of class action suit being formed to address these situations.

Surely Apple has a solution that can be offered to this situation. Thank you for your prompt response.

iPhone 13, iOS 17

Posted on Dec 20, 2023 4:08 PM

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Dec 22, 2023 9:23 AM in response to Rebedance

Boosting signal here. My situation is different -- I never use Facetime (that I'm aware of) -- lots of Zoom calls or just voice visits. But a Facebook group I co-administer has been swamped with repeated spamming this week. (I've battened down those hatches so things are calmer.)

This morning my laptop had Facetime activated with a record of six calls, none of which I received.

I'd like to see more about blocking individuals or disabling an app I don't use.

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Group FaceTime Pranks Resolution or class action

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