BlackBerry Smartphones Block unsolicited calls

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• BlackBerry Smartphones block a caller's number

  Hello

  Please can someone tell me how to block the number of someone to call me on my phone. Thank you

  You can download an app World de BlackBerry. Just look for "Call Blocker".

  Thank you.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Block an incoming call

  How can I block an incoming call if my PC does not have a call barring service?

  You can install 3rd party applications.

  http://appworld.BlackBerry.com/WebStore/search/call%20block?lang=en

• How can smartphones blackBerry I block CERTAIN calls and sms

  Hello, how do I block calls and sms in my Z10?, I do NOT want to block all calls but SPECIFIC NUMBERS, also retained the numbers (those with 'not available', 'out of area', 'private' description) coment: WP8 has already done this.

  This feature will be supported in OS 10.3 but is not currently supported.

  See you soon.

• BlackBerry Smartphones blocked Facebook application

  I bought the Blackberry Torch 9800 in my company. The Facebook application is blocked, a message as follows:

  "This application have been blocked by your administrator of business system. Contact your system administrator for more information."

  You would be able to help me unlocked so that I can used the Facebook via wifi.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  If your BB is still enabled on your business system, you must talk to your BES admins... they apply this block through BES IT policy.

  If you want to say that you are separate from your company and no longer use their services, then their BES admins does not correctly clean your device when they gave it to you. In this case, you need this:

  • KB31291 How to reset a BlackBerry smartphone to factory using BlackBerry Desktop Software Settings

  You must of course a full backup first, the instructions for which you can find in my auto-sig on this post. But when you restore, make sure you DON'T make a full restore... just do a selective restore of the databases you need (e.g., contacts, calendar, etc.), especially avoiding any database that have nothing to with politics COMPUTER, company, etc.. If you do not restore those, you find yourself right back where you are now, because who will dutifully restore politics to the TI back to your BB.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones Bluetooth and Caller ID

  Hi all!

  New to the forum and there seems to be a lot of information to absorb around here.  I searched for a while, without success, an answer to the following question:

  Any BlackBerry smartphones (Bold, Tour, Cure, etc.) send two contact person AND number via bluetooth caller ID info or just the phone number?

  I'm playing with a Gigaset One / XLink Bluetooth gateway for home phones and that the number is going on the wireless phone, even if the name is known and displayed on my phone.  The manufacturer said that not all phones will send the name even if it is stored.

  So, I'm trying to understand if the BlackBerry 9000 "BOLD" does not send name, gateway does not pass along or cordless phone is not read it.

  Any help or information relating to the identification of the appellant via bluetooth would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Well, it seems that only the BlackBerry phones send only the number and not the name when it comes to Bluetooth caller ID information.  Even if you have contacts stored in your phone, and it comes up with a name and a number, only the number will be sent to the Bluetooth device.

  I received an email from XLink, indicating as they do know that the MotoRokr and iPhone (no specified people) actually don't send name and number calling info ID via Bluetooth, but BlackBerry does not.  I would check this info before I bet on it if.

  So, if you plan to use a Bluetooth compatible device to read or make the ID information calling pass of your BlackBerry terminal (telephone wireless, hands-free system, etc.) certainly has enough space to hold all of your contacts that you will get only the Caller ID names for numbers stored in the terminal.

  In addition, you do not want to look for one who can read contacts via Bluetooth from your mobile/smartphone specific rather than spending hours entering all contacts by hand.

  My headache started when I bought a Gigaset One / Xlink Cellular Gateway and has not obtained the names of the caller ID on the AT & T wireless phone.  Many cordless phones have only a directory number 50 which is not sufficient.  This phone has replaced by TL92270 of AT & T that indicates it can match and 1500 charge contacts of 4 cell phones (Yes, 6000 in total).  That should be enough... :-)

• BlackBerry smartphones may not call, even texts

  Hey geniuses BlackBerry,.

  I scoured the forums and can't seem to find a situation like mine, so that's.  I will try to be as accurate as possible.  I have a 8100 Pearl who is suddenly not spend or receive phone calls.  I did some 'new' things today with him then maybe one of them triggered it.

  I tried to connect my Pearl to my computer with a USB cable to access a few pictures on it for the first time today.  I realized that I didn't have a media card, so I thought that I could access it in the Desktop Manager, but unfortunately my computer does not recognize that I had plugged my Pearl.  He did, however, continue to make those computers grateful noises do when a disc is inserted and removed.  The noises that happened over and over again.  Then, the best part: my computer screen went blue and said (I don't remember Word for Word) there was a kind of "software bug" we found who was related to the BlackBerry device and had to do a memory dump.  The computer fine and somehow, nothing is lost.

  I only did texts on my phone today so I have no way of knowing if I had the ability to the appellant when I woke up this morning.  I had call capacity last night, however.  A friend tried to call me and texted me that he kept getting an "error message" whenever it did, at the moment, I can still send and receive texts.  When I try to make a call about 2 seconds ago from this light, background noise of static-y connection, then it disconnects; I get no messages telling me that there was an error or anything else.  He ran an analysis of security a few times after that I put the battery and card SIM that doesn't happen when I turn on my phone normally, so I don't know if this is notable or if this happens usually when the card or the battery came out and replaced.

  I seem to not have adequate (3 bars), there is no red "SOS" on the screen and the wireless is turned on.  When I got the phone I had the problem with "SOS" signal, but have not had anything since then; It has been a few years since that happened.

  I have removed and reinserted my SIM card, removed my battery for 30 seconds and reinserted and tried to go through the menu 'Options' to try to discern if it is not apparent that I turned off or on low (I had no idea what I was doing).  I'm at the point where I am ready to start sacrificing things to the gods of BlackBerry to get my calls abilities restored, so if there is someone who can offer me a solution less violent I would be very happy.  Also, if you have an idea about what happened with my Blue's computer that's cool too, but I'm more concerned about the problem by calling.

  Thank you

  Casey

  Hi Casey and welcome to the forums,

  Since you have already reset your handset to reinsert the battery.  I would first of all to distinguish whether it's your card SIM or Blackberry problem.

  You can put your Blackberry SIM in another phone, for example Nokia, to ensure you can make and receive calls to exclude, it is a card sim or network problem.  If you can not make calls on your Nokia phone, simply contact your carrier to find out why, could be they banned your access or sim error of voice call.

  If your sim card is very good, there are two possibilities

  1. If you use your blackberry with BES, your COMPUTER administrator can have banned users to voice calls, check with him or her, or compare it with other users of blackberry with the same strategy (BB, go to > options > security options > and check the name of COMPUTER policy with colleagues who can make calls)

  2. problem with your blackberry software problem, I suggest you to recharge or upgrade your device software.  I noticed that you mentioned that your PC is unable to detect your device properly, please follow this KB to reload the software http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB10144

• BlackBerry Smartphones Block calls from certain numbers

  Hello

  I have this person harassing me and was wondering if there was a way to get all the calls from a blocked number?

  Thank you

  Your company might be able to do. I'm not aware of what anyone on a BB that does this... at least not native. You never know what clever 3rd party applications that can be developed in this world! Anyway, here's the official KB in this issue:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14636&SLIC...

  See you soon!

• BlackBerry Smartphones block calls?

  Is there a way to block calls from a number on the 8320?

  Download iblocker lite in the app store. It's free.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Block name password?

  Another question, I'll have. When I go to block all incoming calls, it asks for a password, but I have never set up a password. I read different things on the internet. Some people say to communicate with your carrier, others say contact Blackberry. Any ideas what is the simplest solution for this?

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  For your phone-related services, you definitely want to call your provider Wireless suggestion of @Charkatak

• BlackBerry smartphones block individual numbers

  Hello I have a small problem, a person is disturbing me message of Pentecost and phone calls... I told him to get out of my life, but it still bothers. I need to know before changing my number if there is the possibility of blocking a message number and phonecall. Thank you in advance...

  Hi elianarav

  No need to change your number of laptop just because of a number of troubling Contact in BlackBerry World there are a lot of application which are able to block calls and Messages, you can try Warrior phone. Then visit BlackBerry World and install it on your device.

  Good luck.

• BlackBerry smartphones can't call in or out on 8520

  Hi all, hope you can help.

  BlackBerry 8520
  Bought used phone, put in my SIM Tescomobile
  Received a Tesco welcome text

  Since then the apears phone to be blocked, it won't send or receive calls or texts.

  Manage connections > service status > phone mobile: not available
  Connection: not connected

  Options > advanced options > SIM card > SIM card: security-disabled

  Thank you for taking the trouble to answer.

  Laurie

  Yup - it turns out you're right.

  Finally got through Orange which are source of origin of the phone. They say it's on the IMEI blacklist.

  Well - that'll teach me (and I hope others here) to buy a phone on Ebay. :-)

  Thanks for your help

  Laurie

• BlackBerry Smartphones, blocking a volley BB Bold 9000 - Vodafone

  This is my first post on the BB community forum. To be with, l, I would like to say a warm hello to everything that you guys.

  I hope that I am not rest this problem, if there is a similar thread, please re - direct me to it.

  So, I am owner of a curve 8520, had with a full data plan Orange Romania and I have pretty much everything that I need on this subject, perfect phone

  One of my friends recently got a BB Bold 9000, but he did not have a data only plan if no internet connection 3G for him, only a wi - fi connection. We had time to "pimping" his aircraft, updated the software, installed a few applications from my PC.

  Now, the phone got stolen last night, and we know that he BBs are the best phones because of their safety. So we decided to block it and I started looking for how to do this.

  So far, I know that is by providing the IMEI code of the device to the carrier, which will ban it, which makes the phone unusable for calls.

  The second way, in my opinion, is related to the BlackBerry Protect application. Now, I don't know if it had installed the application, I tend to believe that there can be no...

  My question is, if we know that the pin of the device, IMEI, and all the other news that comes with the box and the device was not installed the BB Protect application, can't we still block the phone?

  I even read that there is this cool feature that allows the person who holds the stolen phone to call just one number to give it.

  I think that the main problem here is going to be proving the phone is actually hers since he got his aunt and he doesn't have a contract of carriage, it uses the prepaid credit to call.

  I believe that the version of the software on the device is 5.0.0.681 (Bundle 1168, platform 5.2.0.67) if that helps, but I can't guarantee that. The version is the one I have on my phone that I did not update since I got it, and we him demoted to on my CD of support because he had some problems with the former owner.

  Thank you and have a wonderful evening!

  The phone is stolen, not much, you can do but in order to report this to the carrier and let them deal with him.  Without blackberry protect, don't know how you can try the other stuff you mentioned.  The phone could be in a dumpster somewhere now, so I would not spend a lot of time on it.  Report stolen from the carrier and, hopefully, he can get soon replaced.

  Please, on this new device, download blackberry protect.

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/apps-software/protect/

• BlackBerry Smartphones block a phone number

  I have a bcurve for blackberry 8300 series. Does anyone know if it is possible to block calls and text from a specific number?

  I found one on http://software.blackberrysource.com. It's called BuzzOff and there a free trial of 25 blocks to make sure that it works directly on your phone, and then it's only $4.99 if you decide to do. I also understood how to block SMS. The person was in my address book, so I deleted from my address book and then option - security - fire guard - block SMS - except address book contacts. We'll see how it works. Wish me luck! I was just getting my number changed.

• BlackBerry smartphones selectively forward calls to voicemail

  I have a Blackberry Bold 9000 on AT & T. is it possible to do a number of incoming directly to your voicemail phone? I know that I can press the stop button and make it go; but I was wondering if there is a way to do it without my intervention. Thank you and happy new year!

  Who's calling?

  For instance, you never have to take the call of a number, you must use a third-party application like Mr. number Call Blocker to intercept the call.

  But it is not a way to get rid of it within the native OS itself. Remember, the call and voicemail are what I would describe as 'carrier' controlled functions and is not part of the native BlackBerry operating system.