To check blocked voicemails on an iPhone, follow these steps:
- Open the Phone app on your iPhone.
- Tap the Voicemail tab located at the bottom-right corner.
- Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the Voicemail screen.
- Look for a section labeled Blocked Messages or Blocked Voicemails (the exact name may vary depending on your carrier).
- Tap on this section to view voicemails left by blocked numbers.
You can listen to these voicemails just like regular ones, and some may also offer transcription so you can read the message without listening to it. You can delete or manage these voicemails as needed
. Important notes:
- This feature depends on your cellular carrier. Some carriers like Verizon and T-Mobile support viewing blocked voicemails, while others like US Cellular may not show this folder at all
- Blocked voicemails do not trigger notifications and are stored separately from your main voicemail inbox.
- Blocked callers can still leave voicemails, but blocked messages (SMS/iMessages) from them are not stored or accessible on the iPhone
If you don't see the "Blocked Messages" folder under Voicemail, it likely means your carrier does not support this feature. In summary, to check blocked voicemails on iPhone, go to Phone app > Voicemail tab > scroll to bottom > Blocked Messages, if available. Otherwise, contact your carrier to confirm if they support this feature
