Samsung Galaxy S3: How to Turn Off Call Barring Settings

By turned on one or more available options on call barrings settings, you can restrict certain types of incoming or outgoing calls on your Galaxy SIII.

See also: How to Set Call Barring Settings on Samsung Galaxy S3

There are five option available on call barring settings, you can choose which one that suit your need. In addition to set up call barrings on your phone, you can also deactivated all call barring settings you've set up before.


How to deactivate call barring settings?
If you want to disable one or all call barring settings, then you can follow the steps listed below:
  1. Go to Apps through Home screen.
  2. Tap Phone.
  3. Tap the Menu key.
  4. On pop up menu select Call settings.
  5. Tap Additional settings.
  6. Tap Call barring.
  7. Tap Voice call.
  8. To disable call barring, tap each of the barrings types that you've enabled before.
  9. Enter your barring password. When you never change your barring password, then the default is 0000.
  10. Tap OK button to save your changes.
  11. Repeat from the step #8 to disable call barrings untill all call barrings have been disabled.
  12. Finish. Now you have managed to turn off one or all call barring settings on your phone. For the record, when the checkbox next to these options is unchecked means the option is turned off.

Well, by knowing on how to disable one or all call barring settings on your Galaxy SIII, now you can turn it off whenever you want. So, hope it helps :)
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6 comments:

  1. Unknown14 October 2014 at 13:56

    Trying to turn off call barring with the PW and comes up with call barring rejected. Please help

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    1. Rehan14 October 2014 at 19:47

      Hi Ian Willott,
      Thanks for coming.
      If you enable call barring by yourself, make sure you use the same password to disable it.
      If the call barring is enabled by your service provider then you can ask them to disable it. FYI, the call barring password may be different in some providers.

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  2. Anonymous9 July 2016 at 05:30

    i tried doing this but it still won't allow me to. i cannot call any number but they can call me

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    1. Unknown17 August 2016 at 10:03

      Same story :( can sameone help please I did it so many times and it does not work

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  3. Unknown11 August 2016 at 09:24

    I have a Samsung Galaxy s7. I never turned call barring on myself, but it is on anyway. I am in Mexico.
    When I go to phone->more->settings->more settings, there is no "call barring" option at all. Only hearing aids, and other call settings, like auto-add int'l code.
    Help! I am in a time crunch

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    1. Rehan11 August 2016 at 19:33

      Hi Mina Jordan-Mendez,
      Thanks for coming.
      The Call barring option may not available in some models.
      Alternatively, try to contact your mobile provider and ask them whether they can disable the call barring feature for you.

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