How to Block Emails on iPhone 13 - Step by Step

We'll show you how to block emails on iPhone 13 in this video.

While deleting an email or reporting it as spam is a useful first step in handling unwanted emails on your iPhone 13, you may be seeking something more effective.

Fortunately, there is another option for blocking all emails sent from a specific email address on the device's default mail app.

Our article below will show you how to locate and use this option so you can begin blocking email senders right away.

On your iPhone 13, you can block an email sender by opening the Mail app, swiping left on a message from the sender, touching the three-dot button, and then select Block Sender.

How to Make Use of the iPhone's Block Sender Function

1. Launch Mail.
2. Swipe left on the sender's message.
3. Click on the three dots.
4. Select Block Sender.

If you receive unwelcome emails from an unsolicited sender, you should either not respond to them or click an "Unsubscribe" link if one is provided in the message.

However, emails from individuals frequently do not provide an unsubscribe option, and some people will just ignore the hint if you do not respond to their communications.

If you used the contact blocking option on a contact and placed their email address on the contact card, you would block emails from them.

However, because many of the unsolicited emails you receive are likely from persons for whom you do not have connections, you may be asking if there is another method to accomplish this.

Fortunately, there is, and you can view our whole guide with graphics below to assist you.


On an iPhone, how do you stop someone from sending you emails?

The instructions in this video were carried out using an iPhone 13 running iOS 16.4.

The same methods will apply to other iPhone 13 models, such as:

Apple iPhone 13 Mini
Apple iPhone 13 Pro
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max

Step 1: Launch the Mail application.

Step 2: Locate an email from the sender that you want to block, then swipe left on that message.

Step 3: Click the circle with three dots inside it.

Step 4: Scroll to the bottom of this menu and choose Block Sender.

Not that this only applies to emails from this particular email address. If the same person, organization, or business sends you emails from a different email address, you will continue to receive them until you block those new senders as well.

A red circle with a diagonal line should now appear at the bottom-right of the message, indicating that future emails from this sender will be prohibited.


If you decide to unblock a sender later, you can swipe left on an email from them, hit the three-dot icon, scroll to the bottom, and select the Unblock Sender option.

You can help decrease the number of unsolicited emails you receive now that you know how to block an email sender on an iPhone 13.

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