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You can report iMessages that look like spam or junk from the Messages app. In Messages, you'll see a new tab for Unknown Senders but you won't get notifications for these iMessages. To filter iMessages, go to Settings > Messages and turn on Filter Unknown Senders. You can filter iMessages from people who aren't saved in your Contacts. To add a contact from Messages or FaceTime, go to Settings > Messages or Settings > FaceTime, scroll down and tap Blocked, tap Add New, then select the contact that you want to block. To see the phone numbers and contacts that you've blocked from Messages: Go to Settings > Messages > Blocked. You can use some third-party apps to detect and block spam phone calls. Also, the contact won't get a notification that the call or message was blocked. When you block a phone number or contact, they can still leave a voicemail, but you won't get a notification. Scroll to the bottom of the Info screen, then tap Block this Caller. If you're in Messages, open the conversation, tap, then tap the name or phone number. You can also filter iMessages from unknown senders and report iMessages that look like spam or junk. With iOS, you can block contacts and phone numbers on your device. Cellular data rates might apply.Д«lock phone numbers and contacts on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch If Wi-Fi is unavailable, iMessages will be sent over cellular data. You can also set up your other Apple devices to send and receive messages from any Apple device. Contact your wireless carrier for more information. To use SMS/MMS on an iPhone, you need a text-messaging plan. SMS/MMS messages aren't encrypted and appear in green text bubbles on your device. These messages are texts and photos that you send to other cell phones or iOS devices. If you arenвЂ™t using iMessage, you can use SMS/MMS. To turn iMessage on or off, go to Settings > Messages.

These messages are always encrypted and appear in blue text bubbles. IMessages are texts, photos, or videos that you send to iOS devices and Macs over Wi-Fi or cellular-data networks. Learn more about the difference between the message types. Those messages are sent as iMessage or SMS/MMS.

You can use the Messages app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to send messages. Learn why some of your message bubbles are blue or green. I've highlighted some key information here for you. You can still block these messages, but if you are receiving a lot of them, you will need to contact your wireless carrier for ways to address the issue. But if they are SMS or MMS messages (green bubbles), these messages are coming through your wireless carrier. If the messages are sent via iMessage (these are messages sent between Apple devices - look for blue bubbles), then the filtering process and blocking of these messages can be controlled. I understand you are getting unwanted text messages on your iPad. Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!

Get notifications from these senders missing