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If you're using an iPhone (dunno if Android has a similar feature), you can enable "silence unknown callers" in the phone settings. Then anyone not in your cont
by theothertom 6y ago
If you're using an iPhone (dunno if Android has a similar feature), you can enable "silence unknown callers" in the phone settings. Then anyone not in your contacts or suggested contacts won't even ring.
- gambiting 6y agoThat's great, but my doctor calls every week from an "unknown number" to check in with me and I have to get that call, I can only assume that's some kind of NHS voip solution for calling patients, so even if I wanted to I can't whitelist their number.
- rozab 6y agoThat pisses me off so much. To top it off I have bad signal in my flat, and they refuse to contact me any other way or even leave voicemails.
- Spivak 6y agoI mean the irony is that when you have a huge internal phone system like this the only way to do it "right" is to spoof the number to something consistent.