Galaxy S23's: How to Show/Hide Caller ID

Learn how you can show or hide Caller ID on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

Caller ID is a feature that allows you to see the phone number of an incoming call on your phone's display. It provides you with the caller's identity so you can decide whether to answer the call or not. Caller ID is a standard feature on most modern phones and is available for both landline and mobile phones. In addition to displaying the caller's phone number, some advanced caller ID services can even provide additional information such as the caller's name, location, and a photo. This can help you to identify important calls from friends, family, or business associates and avoid unwanted calls from telemarketers or scammers. Overall, caller ID is a useful tool that can make your communication experience more efficient and secure.

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