Ended My Number Due to Daily Spam

[mouakter13]

Every day, my phone was bombarded with spam calls—ranging from telemarketers trying to sell products to suspicious robocalls attempting scams. No matter how many numbers I blocked or apps I installed, the deluge of unwanted calls never ceased. The constant interruptions became a serious nuisance, disrupting my work, my rest, and even my peace of mind. After months of this relentless harassment, I finally decided to end my phone number altogether and embrace a new way of communicating.

Cancelling my number was not an easy decision. I had grown accustomed to using my phone for everything—calls, texts, two-factor authentication, and emergency contacts. But the frustration outweighed the convenience. I transitioned to using internet-based communication apps such as WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram, which run on Wi-Fi or mobile data and do not require a traditional phone number. While the transition required some effort in updating contacts and switching verification methods forspecial database certain accounts, the freedom from spam calls made it worthwhile.

Since ending my number, life has become noticeably quieter and more manageable. I no longer receive a constant stream of unwanted calls, and I have regained control over who can reach me. Communication feels more intentional and less chaotic. If you’re struggling with daily spam calls, consider that ending your number might be a viable solution. It’s a step toward reclaiming your privacy, reducing distractions, and simplifying your digital life.