Let me show you a quick, simple way to stop those annoying No Caller ID calls on your iPhone.
We'll look at two different methods: first, by blocking all unknown callers, and second, by blocking individual numbers as they appear on your caller ID.
Let's get started by blocking all unknown callers. The first thing you want to do is find and open the Settings app on your iPhone's home screen.
Once you're inside, scroll down and select "Phone."
In the Phone settings menu, scroll down to the bottom and choose "Silence Unknown Callers." Toggle the switch on. When you do this, calls from unknown numbers will be silenced and sent to voicemail, but they will still be displayed in your recent calls list. This way, you'll know that you received the call without being notified. Incoming calls from people in your contacts, recent outgoing calls, and Siri suggestions will continue to ring.
Once you have this option turned on, you can close Settings and continue using your phone like normal.
The next thing we can do is block a specific number from your recent incoming call list. This is perfect if you've received a bunch of calls marked as spam.
Open up the Phone app from your home screen.
In the recent calls list, find the number you want to block. On the right, you'll see an "i" or info symbol. Tap that.
Once you're inside the contact screen, scroll to the bottom and tap "Block this Caller." Confirm the action when prompted. Now, when that number calls again, it will be automatically blocked. If you ever want to unblock the number, head back to the contact screen, scroll to the bottom, and choose "Unblock Caller."
And that's how you silence and block unknown and spam callers on your iPhone.
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