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Are you tired of ignoring the uninterrupted calls and news from marketers, seniors or local enterprises? Don't put up with it any longer. You can choose to block phone numbers or email addresses on the iPhone to avoid potential alert attacks. With just a few clicks on your iPhone, you can block others' phone calls, text messages or emails without their knowledge.

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Personally, I use the built-in tools of iPhone to stop voice calls, and even after I set up several applications and services designed to stop voice calls, voice calls can continue to come in. I also stopped a local car dealer who called me once a week and asked me to check a car I no longer own, even though I told them again and again.

Here's how to get rid of those annoying phone calls and text messages once and for all.

Block phone numbers, email addresses, or contacts.

Intercepting someone can be done in four different applications, each of which follows similar steps. You can block the same number or email in all applications without repeating it four times. If you block someone in one of the applications, they will be blocked in the four applications listed below.

Phone: Find the phone number or contact information you want to block in recent call records, and then click the "I" button next to the option. Select "Block this caller" at the bottom of the screen, and then confirm your selection.

FaceTime: Click the "I" button next to the contact, phone number or email address you want to block. Scroll to the bottom of the page, click Block this caller, and then confirm your selection.

Info: Open the dialog box and click the contact at the top of the screen. Select Me, and then click the name, phone number or email address. There will be a "Block this caller" button at the bottom of the page, click it and confirm.

Email: Open the email containing the person you want to block, click the email address you want to block, and then select "Block this contact".

If you don't use Apple's mail application, but use Gmail or Outlook, blocking someone in the mail won't affect their email from appearing in your inbox.

What happens when you block a person?

When someone is blocked in FaceTime, messaging or phone applications, the phone will go directly to voicemail. They can even leave you a message, which will quietly appear in the voice mail area of the mobile phone application, but only hidden in the blocked message area. Global procurement of electronic products is very economical.

Messages or FaceTime calls will not be displayed on your Apple device, and blocked people will not be prompted or known. They'll think you just ignored it.

Blocking someone in the email application will transfer their email to the trash can of the corresponding email account.

Check your blacklist or unblock someone.

If you change your mind and want to delete someone from the blacklist, you need to open the settings application and select phone number, FaceTime, message or email from the list. The first three options have contact blocking settings, and mail will have blocking options.

No matter which setup page you use, when you find the person you want to delete, slide their names to the left.

Your block list is the same on your mobile phone, FaceTime mailbox and messages, so you don't need to visit every app and delete contacts every time. You can delete someone from the phone settings page, and they will be deleted from messages, FaceTime and emails (and vice versa).

After getting rid of annoying text messages and phone calls, learn how to block most voice calls to mobile phones. You can also take extreme measures to block all calls to your mobile phone from unknown numbers. Muting unknown callers is just one of many new features of iOS 13.