Why Calls to Blocked Numbers Fail
If you can’t reach someone, it’s possible that your call is being blocked by the recipient or their network.
Blocking can be set:
Directly on the recipient’s phone
By the recipient’s mobile carrier
Automatically for unknown, hidden, or international numbers
By business systems that filter incoming calls
What Happens When You’re Blocked
When a block is in place, you may notice that:
The call fails immediately
The call goes straight to voicemail
The phone never rings on the recipient’s side
This behavior depends on how the block is configured.
What Talk360 Cannot Do
For privacy and legal reasons, Talk360 cannot:
Remove or bypass call blocks
Change the recipient’s phone or carrier settings
Force a call through alternative routes
These limitations apply to all calling services, not just Talk360.
Privacy and Legal Limits (Important)
Blocking exists to protect a person’s privacy and right to choose who can contact them.
Attempting to bypass a block:
Is not supported
May violate local privacy or telecom laws
Attempting to bypass call blocks may violate privacy or telecom laws and is not supported; for this reason, Talk360 does not allow or assist with bypassing blocked calls.
What You Can Do Instead
Ask the recipient to remove the block on their side, if appropriate
Use another consented communication method
Make sure your number is saved correctly in international format
If you’re using Android, disable Anonymous Calling, as hidden caller IDs are often blocked automatically