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On iPhones you could go to Settings > Phone and turn on Silence Unknown Callers. Works like a charm. If they have something important they'd leave a voicemail
by diebeforei485 7y ago
On iPhones you could go to Settings > Phone and turn on Silence Unknown Callers.
Works like a charm. If they have something important they'd leave a voicemail or text message or email anyway.
- zeta0134 7y agoAndroid has a similar feature in its Do Not Disturb mode. If you're not already in my address book, my phone simply does not ring. Everyone I need to hear from on a moment's notice is in there, and everyone else can leave a voicemail. It's maybe a bit sad that it's come to this, but the robocalls are rampant and this is the only solution that even puts a dent in the volume.
- awryoyster 7y agoDaaamn, thank you.. never knew this was an option. If only government services stopped calling from unknown numbers too, then my life would be so much easier!
- Zhenya 7y agoPixel phone will actually automatically screen the calls for you! https://support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/9118387?hl=en https://support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/9118387?hl=en
- teekert 7y agoBut in this article they spoofed the bank's number so that wouldn't help here if I read it correctly...