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The iPhone’s built-in call blocking feature allows users to prevent incoming calls from specific phone numbers or contacts. This can be useful for blocking unwanted calls, such as spam or robocalls, or for blocking calls from people you no longer wish to speak to. To block all incoming calls on an iPhone, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap on “Phone.”
3. Tap on “Call Blocking & Identification.”
4. Tap on the “Block All Calls” toggle switch to turn it on.

Once this feature is enabled, all incoming calls will be automatically blocked and sent to voicemail. You can still receive calls from emergency numbers, such as 911, even if you have enabled this feature.

1. Settings

This step is crucial because the Settings app is where you can access the call blocking feature on your iPhone. Without accessing the Settings app, you will not be able to block all incoming calls.

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Blocking all calls on an iPhone is a useful feature that allows users to silence all incoming calls, except for those from specific contacts or groups. This can be helpful in situations where you need to focus on a task, avoid distractions, or protect your privacy.

To block all calls on an iPhone, open the Settings app and tap on Phone. Then, tap on Call Blocking & Identification and toggle the switch next to Block All Calls to the on position. You can also choose to block calls from specific contacts or groups by tapping on Blocked Contacts and adding their names or numbers.

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