YouMail automatically updates spam numbers using reports from the community. In rare cases, the spam number list may not refresh as expected. This guide explains how to manually reset the spam number list in the YouMail app on both Android and iPhone to ensure spam blocking continues to work properly.

Resetting the spam number list refreshes YouMail’s protection against known spammers. To reset the spam number list in the Android app, follow these steps:

Once opened, the spam number list refreshes automatically, and your spam list is reset.

Important: If required permissions are disabled, the spam number list may not refresh correctly.

Note: Large volumes of spam reports can occasionally delay automatic updates.

Tip: Restart your phone after resetting the list if spam calls continue.

Resetting the spam number list on iPhone refreshes YouMail’s spam protection and applies the latest known spam numbers. To reset the spam number list in the iOS app, follow these steps:

Opening the Known Spammers list automatically refreshes the spam number list.

Important: Spam blocking on iPhone requires Call Blocking & Identification to be enabled in iOS settings.

Note: Changes may take a few moments to apply after refreshing the list.

Tip: Close and reopen the YouMail app after resetting the list for best results.

Ensure the following settings are enabled so YouMail can properly block spam calls:

Pro tip: Keeping your app updated ensures you always receive the latest spam protection improvements.