
@Black Mamba: Wow, what a service! 😉 Many thanks. I added the article.
You must use the Swisscom Cockpit application
Cockpit: Enter your mobile number (swisscom.ch)
Activate Callfilter
Do you have a Swisscom Mobile subscription? To activate the Callfilter on your mobile, go to Cockpit Swisscom in the “Call settings” section. You can then activate and deactivate the Callfilter and display the last 20 blocked calls.
The Callfilter for the landline can be activated and deactivated with a single click in My Swisscom
To do this, click on the “Activate” or “Modify/deactivate” button in the “Callfilter” box. You can choose to simply block advertising calls or all anonymous calls or calls without a calling number.
Thanks @Black Mamba, but that’s not my problem. I have already activated the Callfilter in Cockpit. I want to block all calls from numbers starting with +44 (e.g.). In the paragraph “Blocking and authorizing individual numbers” above, you announce that this is possible with My Swisscom and a blocking list. Unable to find this option in My Swisscom (I also checked in the cockpit).
follow the following path
> My Swisscom
> Telephony…
> Block or pass numbers manually
> Numbers to block manually
Your phone will not signal (no ringing or light signal, etc.) calls from numbers on this list of manually blocked numbers. You can enter 200 telephone numbers. Tip: Here’s how to block telephone numbers starting with the same number combination: enter the common number combination and end with “star” (*). Example national format “044 1234*” international format “0041 44 1234*” or “+41 44 1234*”
Block and allow individual numbers
In [My Swisscom](https://www.swisscom.ch/telephony/online/app/VoipCallBlocking?backlink=https://www.swisscom.ch/myswisscom/dashboard/telephony/5-6FI5ARM/VNC.5-6FI5AS3/barring&bundle =1440786850&mode=showPersonalListEdit&lang=fr), you You can create a block list and save up to 200 numbers there. This list can be modified at any time. If you want to block all numbers from a particular canton or country, enter the common combination of numbers and add a star (for example England with the country code +44 12*). You can also report unwanted advertising calls directly to your landline or block private numbers. To add the number of the last caller to your block list, dial the combination *00# immediately after the call. On Swisscom HD-Phones, call blocking also works via the crown button (explanatory video)
@Black Mamba Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, this is where I can no longer move forward. Unable to find the suggested path in My Swisscom. I can’t find “Telephony” or “Block or leave…”. I would like to point out again that I am talking about my mobile number. Is there a direct link to this option? Thanks for your help.
Hello @Jackary, hello everyone,
Since yesterday, mobile customers have also been able to manually block/unblock phone numbers. This function is offered to all mobile customers (private and SMEs) with subscriptions or prepaid plans 😊.
It is possible to block a number from the Cockpit under the “Numbers blocked manually” section.
Beautiful day
Hello @NathalieSI
This manual blocking function for incoming calls on mobile is very practical 😀
Is the limit on the number of 200 blockable numbers the same as that of a landline?
Hello @Black Mamba,
Yes, glad the feature is finally available on mobile 😊!
The limitation of 200 numbers is effectively identical.
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Swisscom’s call filter is certainly a good thing, but I receive calls from highly dubious “brokers” (scammers) with European numbers that are displayed but are not assigned. Callback ends in nirvana… It would be an advantage, especially in this day and age with the technological possibilities, that a telephone number is displayed. it can be checked whether this number is actually assigned.
That would be very helpful, as blocking it is not worth the effort.
Thank you very much
FG RME