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There are NO way to export the blocked contacts.
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There are NO way to export the blocked contacts.

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Settings<br />
Call &gt;&nbsp;Call Rejection &gt;&nbsp;Auto Reject list<br />
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i found settings<br />
but not call
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Settings
Call > Call Rejection > Auto Reject list


i found settings
but not call

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Try the app below.<br />
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Truecaller<br />
<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller" rel="ugc">https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller</a><br />
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Actually, if you enable the SPAM block feature of the above app, you just need to whitelist which is done via the contacts in your address book and search the database for SPAM phone number from the app to see whether your frequent contact which is not in your address book have been wrongly marked as SPAM source.
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Try the app below.

Truecaller
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller]

Actually, if you enable the SPAM block feature of the above app, you just need to whitelist which is done via the contacts in your address book and search the database for SPAM phone number from the app to see whether your frequent contact which is not in your address book have been wrongly marked as SPAM source.

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thanks for information leading to list
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android sph-L710<br />
version 4.4.2<br />
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where are blocked contacts<br />
i want to either see or export a list
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android sph-L710
version 4.4.2

where are blocked contacts
i want to either see or export a list

android 4 blocked

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