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Mar 18 2017 | 7:37 am EDT DaFoxGrey

Contact your cell provider to see if there is a procedure or service where your Caller ID can be masked.
Also, if it is not hidden or blocked by your cell provider, from within the Phone App, swipe down from the top and choose Settings:
  1. Tap Show My Number
  2. Switch it off

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Mar 18 2017 | 8:43 am EDT mainely_linux

One has to ask themselves, if I need to hide something should I really be doing it? In the US you can prefix your outbound number with *67 and it will show callerid as private. Depending where you are in the world, there may be something similar.

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Mar 21 2017 | 6:21 am EDT G_Unit MVP

In my country (Argentina) you insert #31 # followed by the number you want to call.

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Mar 21 2017 | 6:27 am EDT anon(9147494)

Call is not going when I off show my number ...

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Mar 21 2017 | 2:30 pm EDT pkcable

Titled edited to appear more as a question that could be answered, plus best answer marked! Thanks @mainely_linux

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Mar 22 2017 | 6:27 am EDT anon(9147494)

Hi, I tried this method but not working *31# ... is there any way to hide caller ID

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Mar 22 2017 | 8:25 am EDT mainely_linux

Originally Posted by karthik binnu
Hi, I tried this method but not working *31# ... is there any way to hide caller ID
I think we are out of ideas for you, maybe call your provider and see if you can pay extra for a private number? You could use an app like https://appworld.blackberry.com/webs...97410/?lang=en also. Generally these apps are used for nefarious reasons and discouraged.

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Mar 23 2017 | 6:57 pm EDT G_Unit MVP

Originally Posted by karthik binnu
Hi, I tried this method but not working *31# ... is there any way to hide caller ID

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It's not *31# is #31 #

Just tested with my brother and it works.

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Mar 24 2017 | 3:57 am EDT anon(9147494)

Getting settings bro
How can I hide my phone numbers on calls in India?-img_20170324_142215.png

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Mar 29 2017 | 10:16 pm EDT anon(9147494)

There is no solution right ?

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Mar 31 2017 | 10:13 am EDT guygardner73

Originally Posted by mainely_linux
One has to ask themselves, if I need to hide something should I really be doing it? In the US you can prefix your outbound number with *67 and it will show callerid as private. Depending where you are in the world, there may be something similar.
UK is 141

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Apr 01 2017 | 4:01 am EDT anon(9147494)

For INDIA?

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Apr 01 2017 | 8:04 am EDT BigBadWulf

Originally Posted by karthik binnu
For INDIA?

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Yes, we get that you're in India.

Try this method.

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Apr 03 2017 | 8:37 am EDT anon(9147494)

Not working bro


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Apr 03 2017 | 9:17 am EDT Uzi

Depending on the carrier if they allow it or not, ask your carrier

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Apr 03 2017 | 9:38 am EDT BigBadWulf

Originally Posted by Uzi
Depending on the carrier if they allow it or not, ask your carrier
The OP's carrier either doesn't support it, or the OP is unwilling to pay. My link specifically states in India it requires an additional feature on the plan.

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Apr 03 2017 | 9:48 am EDT shorski

From my experience, the carrier network might be blocking that feature for security reasons. In my country we use #31 # before the number we are calling and it works but there was a time this feature was blocked due to security reasons.
You may have to call your network customer care line to know more about it.

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Apr 15 2017 | 3:31 am EDT anon(9147494)

OK Thanks...

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