How to Delete Recent Calls

How to Delete Recent Calls

If your list of recent calls is getting a little long, it’s quick to clean it up.

You can remove recent calls from your CaptionCall phone's recent call list in a few ways. Delete calls in bulk or one call at a time.

Removing all recent calls at once

When you hang up the handset, you should see a screen listing all your calls (incoming, outgoing, etc.).
At the top of the screen, select “Edit.”
Then, select “Delete All Recent Calls.”
Your phone will display a prompt to confirm you want to delete all recent calls.
Touch “Delete” to go ahead or “Keep,” to cancel deletion.

Removing more than one call at a time by selection

When you hang up the handset, you should see a screen listing all your calls (incoming, outgoing, etc.).
At the top of the screen. select “Edit.”
Next to each call, you will see a small red circle. Touch the red circle next to the call or calls you wish to delete.
The word “Delete” will appear to the right of the call. Touch it and that call will disappear.

Removing a single call from the Recent Calls list

With the handset hung up, select DETAILS / the information icon next to the call you want to delete.
In the list of options that comes up, scroll down and select Delete Call.
The system will prompt you to confirm you want to delete the call.

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