LX
Well-Known Member
Many of you may know this, but, for those who don't this is how you can see the name of a private/restricted call you just answered:
This works on:
-not rooted, stock
-rooted, stock
-rooted, custom?<---Need confirmation (i dont feel like restoring a custom rom save
)
-ok, so you just answered a private/restricted call and you are on the phone with the caller.
-hit home
-pull down the notification/status bar
-BAM! can you see the name?
The above didnt work?
Dial *65 (this enables screen it which is included on your price plan), then try all the steps again.
In theory, *67 is supposed to block your number when you call someone private, but no necessarily your name, even though it does so on most handsets. I'm assuming, due to Screen It (Metro PCS and other carriers' feature) is the reason why we can see the name on the Esteem. The first phone with this ability that i remembered was the Kyocera Strobe (Metro's first phone with QWERTY keyboard)
How to see restricted caller's name on the esteem - YouTube
This works on:
-not rooted, stock
-rooted, stock
-rooted, custom?<---Need confirmation (i dont feel like restoring a custom rom save
)-ok, so you just answered a private/restricted call and you are on the phone with the caller.
-hit home
-pull down the notification/status bar
-BAM! can you see the name?
The above didnt work?
Dial *65 (this enables screen it which is included on your price plan), then try all the steps again.
In theory, *67 is supposed to block your number when you call someone private, but no necessarily your name, even though it does so on most handsets. I'm assuming, due to Screen It (Metro PCS and other carriers' feature) is the reason why we can see the name on the Esteem. The first phone with this ability that i remembered was the Kyocera Strobe (Metro's first phone with QWERTY keyboard)
How to see restricted caller's name on the esteem - YouTube

They are usually companies dialing via robotic calling software and they are either trying to sell you something or trying to collect a debt they think you owe.