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Over a period of 4 yrs i have blocked so many spam calls on my samsung M51 and now i can say i almost dont receive spam calls.
If i have to change this phone ( contacts saved to Google) will the spam calls i marked on samsung will also get blocked in new phone?
If not what is the way to do so?
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i was never interested enough to know much about ios for phones, tablets: hence unaware.
but 3-4 years back, an on-line friend was telling that she has the option of loggingbin to the same account in a different apple phone and all her call logs too are restored.
i asked: merely by keeping cloud restore options ON? she said yes.
i am not sure if the 'smart switch' app (which is) specifically there in Samsung would copy-paste even such data from the Samsung phone dialer app.. from device A to device B.
but Smart Switch app is otherwise quite good, I think.
(i have not directly used it, but if 68-70 year old extended family members did not crib after their new device had all their apps the whatsapp chats.. then I am 'assuming' that it was okay.)
I block in truecaller and keep it backed up to my google act
1) Copy all the contacts and phone logs to new phone. Including list of blocked phone numbers
2) Sign into the same Samsung account in M51, sync logs and then login on your new phone.
its just opposite for me. i used to rarely het spam class earlier. but now its too frequent.
I have the same mobile, how sot you get on full charge?
Around 7rs
use smart switch for android to android data transfer
Is this only for samsung mobile phone?
Any such good app for realme?
No, it won't. Bit offtopic: Truecaller in ios is shit, is there any alternative? In Android it saved a lot of my time by auto-blocking, here it just shows the name, and I need to decide to cut the call myself, moreover half the time it even fails to show the name.
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They won't be. But then again, most of the spammers keep changing their number and maybe they stop calling your number after a fixed number of time if it doesn't connect. So if you were receiving 100 calls before, I guess you'll only receive 30-40 calls now.
Also, there may be a chance if you directly transfer data from your old phone to the new one while setting it up, higher if the new one is also Samsung.