What does the interception hint mean in harassment interception?

Harassment interception refers to a function provided by operators or mobile phone manufacturers, which can identify and intercept information from harassing calls, short messages or multimedia messages. When the mobile phone turns on the harassment interception function, if it receives an incoming call or text message with a harassment number, the mobile phone will generally pop up an interception prompt to remind the user that the current incoming call or text message is harassment information, and ask the user whether it is necessary to intercept this number.

For different mobile phone manufacturers or operators, the specific content of the interception prompt may be slightly different, but it usually includes the following information:

-Is calling or texting harassment?

-The number and name of the incoming call or message (if any)

-Do users need to add this number to the blacklist and automatically block information from this number in the future?

The user can judge whether the current incoming call or short message is harassment information according to the prompt content, and choose whether to intercept the number according to the need. If the user chooses to intercept the number, the information of the number will be intercepted in the future and will not disturb the user. If the user chooses not to intercept the number and receives the information sent by the number later, the mobile phone may pop up an interception prompt again to remind the user that the number may be a harassing number.