I found a fix for my phone, although I suspect it’s only a temporary fix. I couldnt get into Call Blocking & Notifications on my iPhone 6 plus because when I clicked on it, the settings screen would freeze and do nothing. I could close settings and go back into it, but it would never go into the Call blocking settings. At the same time, TrueCaller became disabled (after working for about a month) and since I couldn’t into the Call Blocking Settings, I couldn’t re-enable it. I did a soft reset of the phone, removed TrueCaller, etc but none of it worked. In a last ditch effort, I did a hard reset after removing TrueCaller and backing up again. Once it was back up and restored, with no TrueCaller, I checked and still couldn’t get into the Call blocking settings.
Finally, I was scrolling through my missed calls and noticed an entry labeled SPAM, which was there from when TrueCaller was originally installed, when it was still working. It wasn’t deleted when I uninstalled TrueCaller. When I opened it, it had hundreds of numbers. These were the numbers that TrueCaller was blocking. I unblocked that contact, which unblocked all the numbers. It had so many numbers, it slowed up the phone to the point I couldn’t use it for a minute or two, while it unblocked them all, but then viola! I could get into the Call Block settings again. At that point, I was able to unblock every number I had blocked manually, outside of TrueCaller and start fresh. I’ve reinstalled TrueCaller and was able to enable it in the Call Block Settings and its working again, but since I suspect the issue is caused by too many blocked numbers, I’m sure when it fills up again, it will be back to the same issue, but that tells me it’s nothing we can fix. Apple has to fix it on their end.
I previously opened a ticket with TrueCaller and they said they were working with Apple on the issue, but that was months ago, so I’m going to add these notes to the ticket and also send a note to Apple. I’m sure the issue will not be permanently fixed until Apple removes the limit on the amount of blocked calls a phone can have.