Repeated rings from an unidentified source flagged as suspected spam can feel intrusive, especially when the caller persists after an initial block. Even without a clear identity, the pattern suggests automated or low‑quality outreach that aims to bypass basic filters. To protect your inbox, consider adding the number to your carrier’s blacklist, enable stricter spam‑screening settings, and avoid answering unknown calls altogether. If the calls continue, report the number to your phone provider or a relevant consumer‑protection agency. Regularly reviewing your call‑log and updating any third‑party call‑blocking apps can further reduce unwanted interruptions.
The caller was flagged as suspected spam, yet they rang four times, so I blocked them after the first ring.