How to intercept harassing calls

Hello! According to what you said, there is no caller ID. It's an Internet phone. Even if you call the operator, there is nothing they can do. If you call the police, if there is no technology to track the IP address of the network, the police will also have a headache, and the police have no experience in solving this new type of network harassing calls!

I have been doing VoIP for a long time. Let me analyze it for you:

1: Unintentional harassment. There is a strange problem with VoIP, that is, someone can't get a signal when calling with VoIP, and your phone number is very similar to the dialed phone number. In this way, the signal will be transmitted to your home phone. Also, I have the wrong number. VoIP can only transmit voice packets through voice gateway. Some voice gateways are not set. Even if you hang up, the voice gateway will automatically redial continuously or irregularly. This is the result of calling my mobile phone with an Internet phone. If so, this harassing call won't last long. What you said has been two days and two nights. I guess someone did it on purpose.

2. Intentional harassment, the purpose of harassing with VoIP is to make you puzzled and difficult to solve. Then this person must be familiar with your family, and it is very likely that this person has any grievances or demands for your family. If you want to solve this problem completely, you have to calmly analyze each other's intentions. The more anxious you are, the angrier you get, the more you attack each other's plans, and the more energetic they are! Try to answer the other person's phone and tell him in detail (don't get excited, don't scold, pretend to follow the other person's wishes). Find out the other party's intention (remember to record) before taking measures. It's best to draw each other out. If there is any feud to be properly settled, it is said that the enemy should make up, and the person who tied the bell is needed to solve the problem. If you go through the third-party police (if you have to), you can only deepen the grievances. If the other person wants something, there is no malice. If it is emotionally unacceptable, just politely refuse. Solving problems depends not only on the way, but also on our attitude.

In fact, this is actually much more difficult. You want to shield the other party's VoIP harassment through modern technology. I can tell you, at least not at present. I have answered similar questions before.

If the other party is blindly harassing the phone, you can put it away when you see that there is no caller ID. Don't answer it, don't worry, don't get angry, just fight with him. Let the other person go to work. It takes energy for the other person to harass you day and night, but it is the other person who suffers. It will be quiet after a long time. It is impossible for someone in the world to harass you all his life.

If the nature is extremely bad, the only way is to change the number. Remember to keep it a secret I hope my suggestion is helpful to you.