How to block" No Caller ID " call from my iPhone

there is a feature on land line

why so difficult to do on a 1200 dollar phone

Hi Daniel,

hope you can share if we can block No ID Call?

thanks in advance

Cheers

If you bother to read even a little of the thread you posted to you will learn the answer.

Late 2018 and Apple seems not to have a straight forward standardized solution yet for a problem that every other $60 Android phone has.

This doesn’t work.

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It’s not helped me at all, I’m still getting calls from this no caller ID number and it will not stop 🏽♀

Then why did you say "Loose lips sink ships"? It's a phrase from U.S. propaganda posters of WW II meaning don't accidentally blab things that the enemy may hear and use to kill Americans?

How to block no caller ID from my iphone x

How to block no caller ID from my iphone x

The answer to that question has been given repeatedly in this thread.

Thank you.

I wanted to add that according to Verizon chat they are working on an app that will allow "no caller id" to be blocked. They suggested to look for apps in the meantime, but unfortunately I do not trust most of them. - just my opinion... no justification, just over cautious is all.

Interesting that you chose a year old post to respond to. All ways of blocking on the phone have this problem. The ONLY way to truly block a number is to block it at the carrier's network, before it gets to the phone. Once it reaches the phone any blocking method will just ignore the call. Most carriers offer blocking at the network level, so in the situation you describe you should use the carrier's blocking capability.

This is surely annoying. I keep getting unknown caller and wish there was a way just to stop them all.

If you use the do not disturb manually ,

will this enable blocked contacts since they are in the contact list?

Gmorrison2 wrote:

Me too

"You to" what? The post you replied to was made 3 years ago. I suggest stating clearly what you help you need, ideally by starting a new discussion rather than this rather old one. Or just read the other posts and you will know everything that there is to know about this subject.

Minok wrote:

Having an option to auto-reject any incoming calls without at least a phone number would be a nice option to add to iOS.

It's really a bad idea. Most calls made anonymously are legitimate. For example, your doctor returning your call from her mobile (that she doesn't want to give out). Most spam calls are not sent anonymously; they are sent with forged phone numbers. Now, if there was a way to reject forged caller ID I'd vote for that, but it's not technically feasible (thanks to the wisdom of our legislators, who made it legal to create your own caller ID for outgoing calls). In a way there is, at least for VoIP calls; visit nomorobo.com for information.