Call blocking assistance

We understand that while consumers want protection from unwanted or illegal robocalls, consumers also need assurance that they are able to receive legitimate calls as well as place legitimate calls themselves without those calls being subjected to blocking. CenturyLink provides tools that some of our customers choose to use to help them decide whether or not to answer phone calls or to block or screen calls that may be unwanted, annoying or fraudulent.  Other than these tools that our customers choose to use, CenturyLink does not currently block or label calls based upon algorithm-based analytics or caller ID authentication information. 
 

Additionally, other third-party services are also available in the marketplace to block or screen calls. CenturyLink is committed to mitigating the harm of illegal robocalls and to helping consumers and calling parties address concerns about erroneous call blocking or labeling. If you are a business that is experiencing call blocking or inaccurate labeling by a non-CenturyLink voice service provider, please refer to the Call Labeling and Blocking Points of Contact.

FAQs about call blocking

Currently, CenturyLink does not rely upon algorithm-based analytics to either block or label calls. Learn more about our solutions to block unwanted calls.

CenturyLink performs Do-Not-Originate (“DNO”) blocks on calling numbers confirmed to be associated with illegal calling campaigns and prohibited pursuant to CenturyLink’s terms of use.  Aside from these instances, CenturyLink provides call blocking and screening services that are exclusively controlled by its customers and not by algorithm-based analytics or caller ID authentication information.  Customers are free to decide whether to utilize these blocking and screening services, and CenturyLink is unable to modify the blocking or screening choices made by its customers. At this time, CenturyLink does not provide call labeling services to its customers. 

CenturyLink performs Do-Not-Originate (“DNO”) blocks on calling numbers confirmed to be associated with illegal calling campaigns and prohibited pursuant to CenturyLink’s terms of use.  Aside from these instances, CenturyLink provides call blocking and screening services that are exclusively controlled by its customers and not by algorithm-based analytics or caller ID authentication information.  Customers are free to decide whether to utilize these blocking and screening services, and CenturyLink is unable to modify the blocking or screening choices made by its customers. At this time, CenturyLink does not provide call labeling services to its customers. 

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