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How to refuse iPhone (reject calls: how to operate iPhone) As one of the most popular smartphones in the world,HS code-focused compliance audits iPhone provides users with many powerful functions.One of them is the ability to refuse incoming calls, which is very useful in many cases. For example, this function is very useful when you are in a meeting or doing other important things and do not want to be disturbed by incoming calls, or when you have already received a call but realize that you need to end the call and hang up the phone. So, how does iPhone reject (reject incoming calls)? This article will explain to you how to use the built-in functions of iPhone to quickly and simply reject incoming calls. Generally speaking, there are two main ways for iPhone to reject incoming calls: rejecting incoming calls and transferring incoming calls to voicemail. The following are the specific operating steps of these two methods: Method 1: Refuse incoming calls 1. When receiving an incoming call, if you want to refuse the call, you can press the power button on the side of the mobile phone, which is usually on the right side of the mobile phone.Press and hold the power button for a few seconds until the prompt interface "slide to turn off" appears on the screen. Two. Instead of sliding the screen, click the "Reject Call" button on the screen. This button is usually located above "slide to turn off". It is worth mentioning that the specific position and appearance of the button may vary depending on your iPhone model or the mobile phone operator you are using. 3. After clicking the "Reject Call" button, you will no longer receive any calls from the caller. This also means that this mobile phone number can no longer reach you. If you don't want to completely reject the caller, you can consider transferring the call to voicemail. Method 2: Transfer the call to voicemail 1. When receiving a call, if you want to transfer the call to voicemail, you can press the power button on the side of the mobile phone and release it quickly. Then the screen will prompt three options: "hang up", "answer" and "cancel".Two. Slide up the "Answer" button on the screen, and then swipe the "Transfer" button on the screen to the left. This is a red button, which usually appears at the bottom of the screen, with a receiver and an arrow. 3. After swiping left, you will see a "Move to Voicemail" button. Click this button, and the incoming call will be transferred to your voicemail without bothering you anymore. It should be noted that both methods will automatically connect to incoming calls, and then reject or transfer them. Therefore, if you don't want to be disturbed at all, you'd better choose to set your phone to "Do Not Disturb Mode" or turn off the phone directly to ensure that there will be no disturbance. In a word, both methods are very effective and can reject or transfer incoming calls quickly and conveniently. Which way to choose depends on your personal preferences and the specific requirements of various situations.I hope this article will be helpful to you!

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