How To Block Calls On Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ (Edge Plus)
It’s common for those that own a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ will need to know how to block calls either from an individual or from unknown callers. There could be several reasons why you want to block calls on your Galaxy S6 Edge +, especially since more and more spammers and telemarketers contact people on their smartphones now.
Samsung refers to its call blocking as “rejection,” so we’ll be using that term interchangeably with “block.” Below we’ll explain how you can block calls on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus.
How To Block Calls From All Unknown Callers On Galaxy S6 Edge+
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One main issue is that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus gets calls from unknown numbers. The best way to block these calls is by going to the “Auto reject list” and selecting the option to block calls from “Unknown callers” on the Galaxy S6 Edge+. All you need to do is switch the goggle ON and you’ll no longer be bothered by callers who block their incoming number.
How To Block Calls From The Auto-Reject List On Galaxy S6 Edge+
A common way to block calls on the Galaxy S6 Edge + is by going to the Phone app itself. Once you get to the Phone app, select “More” in the top-right corner, followed by “Settings.” The second option in the list should be “Call rejection.” That’s where we’re headed. So, tap. Now tap “Auto reject list.”
Once you get to this page you can enter a phone number or a contact to block on your Galaxy S6 Edge+. In addition, if you have blocked anyone in the past, those numbers will show up here as well, so it’s an easy place to remove folks from the rejection list if you want.
How To Block Calls From Individual Caller On Galaxy S6 Edge+
Another method you can use to block an individual number or contact on the Galaxy S6 Edge + is by going to the Phone application. Tap on Call Log and select the number you want to block. Then select “More” in the top right corner, and then “Add to auto reject list.”
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