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Save all known callers to your address book. Set "block calls from unknown numbers" in the android caller settings. Done.
This is hard if you have to see doctors. They like to call from different variations of their numbers.
On Android you don't have to save the number, you can just block it. I'm not sure if this is true for all Android phones.
I know you can block numbers without adding them, but I mean to do the exact opposite. Save all of your actual contacts and block unknown ones straight away, or send them to mailbox where you leave a recording to email you instead.
Yeah I misunderstood what you said. Thanks for clarifying.
In my country hospitals and the like tend to call with hidden numbers, so it wouldn't work here.
Whitelist > blacklist
you misunderstood. you save the ones you expect calls from and block all others by default.
Yeah I misunderstood what they said. Thanks for clarifying.