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In the modern digital landscape, the smartphone is a gateway to both global connection and intrusive disturbances. For Samsung Galaxy users, the ability to curate this experience is an essential feature of the One UI interface. Checking your blocked list is not just a technical necessity but a way to reclaim your digital peace. Accessing the Block List via the Phone App

This icon indicates that a blocked number attempted to call you, and One UI automatically rejected the call. 5. Manage Advanced Spam and Unknown Callers

An exclusive feature of the Samsung One UI phone app is the ability to see the history of blocked calls. Unlike some operating systems that completely erase any trace of a blocked interaction, Samsung allows you to see if a blocked number attempted to contact you. Open the app. Tap the Recents tab at the bottom of the screen. Tap the three vertical dots in the top-right corner.

: Tap the green phone icon on your home screen.

If you want to dive deeper into your device settings, let me know: Your specific or One UI version

Here, you will see a complete list of every number you have blocked. You can also see if you have the toggle enabled, which filters out private or unidentified callers. 2. Checking Blocked Messages

Reviewing the list helps you identify numbers that should remain blocked.

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This is where Samsung stores the main list of numbers you have manually blocked or marked as spam.

If you are having trouble finding these settings, let me know your and One UI version , and I can provide more customized steps.

Locate the green phone icon on your home screen or app drawer.