Even after blocking numbers, spam calls can still sneak through. Here’s why this happens and what you can do about it.
Scammers use random or “spoofed” numbers that change frequently, so blocking one doesn’t stop the next.
If your number was shared or leaked online, it may appear in multiple databases used by telemarketers or spam bots.
Blocking on your iPhone doesn’t always sync across carriers or third-party apps — spammers may still reach you through alternate routes.
Even strong filters like Verizon Call Filter, AT&T Call Protect, or T-Mobile Scam Shield can miss some new spam numbers.
Enable Silence Unknown Callers in Settings → Phone
Use apps like Truecaller, Hiya, or RoboKiller
Report spam to FTC (donotcall.gov) or FCC (fcc.gov/robocalls)
AvNexo Tip: Combine call filters, silence settings, and spam-reporting tools for the most reliable defense against persistent spam calls.
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