Me - Caller ID & Spam Blocker

The "Who Is Calling Me" shortcut now shows a completely redesigned card. On iPhones with iOS 26 or later, there is also a new shortcut that adds new buttons to the card. To get the buttons, replace your old shortcut with the new one. You can do this in Me Settings, under "Caller ID & Spam" and then "Shortcuts". How to replace the shortcut (iOS 26 or later) Open Me Settings. Go to "Caller ID & Spam". Then go to "Shortcuts". If the old shortcut is still installed, Me will let you know and help you replace it. If your iPhone runs a version earlier than iOS 26, there is no need to replace the shortcut. What you will see on the new card When the caller is identified, you will see their name and photo. When a business calls, you will see its category and rating. When a spam number calls, you will see how many reports it has and what others wrote about it. On iPhones with iOS 26 or later, after you replace the shortcut, the card also has new buttons. You can send a WhatsApp message, write a note, see mutual contacts, open the profile in Me or share the details. A new design for reporting spam The spam report screen has a new design. You can mark whether the number is spam, write a comment and block the number, so calls from it are rejected automatically. How to turn on spam reporting from your call history Open your iPhone Settings. Go to "Apps" and then "Phone". Go to "SMS/Call Reporting" and select Me. From now on, swipe left or right on a number in your iPhone call history (depending on your device language), and the option to report it will appear. Fixes Unblocking a number works again, including in cases where it used to fail. Blocked a number while offline? The block no longer disappears when you reconnect. Tapping an action on a spam notification now opens the profile only once. Thank you to everyone who writes to us and reports issues. Every message helps us make Me better.