By NoCall Team

How to block spam calls on your phone

Unwanted sales calls are among the most common phone complaints worldwide. According to NoCall community data, more than 54,571 numbers are flagged as spam, backed by a total of 10 community reports. This guide explains how to protect yourself.

54,571
Spam numbers detected
10
Community reports

Automatic blocking with NoCall

The most convenient protection is the NoCall app, which keeps the database of spam numbers reported by real users on your phone. On the free plan those calls are identified when they ring (a label on iPhone, an alert on Android) and you decide whether to answer; with NoCall Pro they are blocked automatically, with no manual work.

The database is updated constantly and now holds 10 community reports. Every time someone reports a number, the whole community benefits.

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Block a number manually on iPhone

  1. Open the Phone app and go to Recents.
  2. Tap the information icon (i) next to the number you want to block.
  3. Scroll down and choose Block this Caller.
  4. Confirm by tapping Block Contact.

To manage blocked numbers: Settings → Phone → Blocked Contacts.

Limitation: iOS only lets you block numbers one by one. NoCall uses the CallKit extension to identify thousands of spam numbers at once and, with Pro, block them automatically.

Block a number manually on Android

  1. Open Google's Phone app or your manufacturer's dialer.
  2. Open Call history.
  3. Long-press the number you want to block.
  4. Choose Block number or Add to blacklist.

On Samsung: enable protection under Phone → Settings → Caller ID and spam protection.

Common spam call types

According to NoCall community reports, the most frequent categories are:

  • Telemarketing: Sales calls from telecom, energy, and insurance companies.
  • Scams: Impersonation of banks, government bodies, and courier firms.
  • Debt collection: Persistent calls from debt-recovery companies.
  • Surveys: Automated calls with unsolicited surveys.

Recently reported numbers

These are some of the latest numbers flagged as spam by the community. Tap one to see its full report with community votes and comments.

NumberCategoryLast reported
(661) 585-5000SpamNov 5, 2026
(548) 973-8653ScamNov 4, 2026
(480) 374-6663SpamNov 3, 2026
(215) 241-2014SpamNov 3, 2026
(662) 305-1715SpamNov 3, 2026
(917) 933-3742HarassmentNov 2, 2026
(943) 277-3994TelemarketingOct 31, 2026
(973) 224-6740SpamOct 23, 2026

Check whether a number is spam

Got a suspicious call? See whether others have already reported it:

Frequently asked questions

How do I block a number on iPhone?+

Go to Phone > Recents, tap (i) next to the number, and choose “Block this Caller”. For automatic spam blocking, use the NoCall app.

How do I block a number on Android?+

Open the Phone app, long-press the number in history, and choose “Block number”. On Samsung, turn on “Caller ID and spam protection”.

Can I block spam calls automatically?+

Yes, with NoCall Pro: it automatically blocks numbers reported as spam by the community, with nothing for you to do. On the free plan, the app identifies those calls (a label on iPhone, an alert on Android) and you decide whether to answer.

How many spam numbers are there in the United States?+

The NoCall community has identified more than 54,571 active spam numbers in the United States, with more than 10 reports in total.

Search a phone number or a company name (Bank of America, Verizon and AT&T...) to check if it has been reported as spam.