@WorriedParent wrote:
Thanks, but this is not from just one source.
Also, if the source is blocked, surely the text wouldn't appear on the display?
If the phone is similar to the BT4600, then even if the number is blocked on the phone, it will still show on the display, but as a missed call.
I think possibly the text message, is simply an extension of the existing CLI (Calling Line Identity) system, so the phone would still display the message, but the call blocking would detect the CLI part of the message, and stop the phone from alerting you.
The way to prove this, is to turn call blocking off, then send a text from your mobile, to your landline phone, and see if you get the alert tone.
I think the actual BT Text number is the same for all incoming texts, so try adding 0845 602 1111, to your allowed number in your phone.
See https://www.bt.com/help/landline/set-up-and-use-bt-text#:~:text=If%20you%20receive%20spoken%20text%2...).
