How to Change and Use Call Reject Messages on Android

Here's a consolidated guide on how to change and use call reject messages on Android, combining the best aspects of both methods and addressing potential limitations:

Open the Phone app.

Tap the three-dot menu icon in the top right corner.

Select "Settings."

Choose "Quick responses."

Here you can see four default messages. Tap any message to edit it.

Edit the text or choose "Write your own" to create a custom message.

Repeat for other messages or tap the "X" to close.

Samsung Galaxy Phones:

Open the Phone app.

Tap the three-dot menu icon in the top right corner.

Select "Settings."

Choose "Call decline messages." (might differ slightly)

You can add up to six messages. Tap "Add message" for a new message.

Edit existing messages or tap and hold to rearrange their order.

Tap the red minus sign to delete a message.

Using Call Reject Messages:

Google Phone App:

When receiving an incoming call, swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

You'll see the call reject options, including the four quick responses you configured.

Select the desired message to send and reject the call.

Samsung Galaxy Phones:

Similar to Google Phone App, swipe up from the bottom of the screen during an incoming call.

You'll see the quick decline messages you added listed there.

Choose the message you want to send and reject the call.

Alternative: Third-Party Apps

Consider using apps like "Auto Message" for a more automated approach.

These apps allow you to set up automatic responses to all callers or specific contacts when your call goes unanswered.

This can be helpful if you frequently miss calls and want to notify people without manually sending messages each time.

By following these steps and considering third-party options, you can easily customize and use call reject messages on your Android phone, tailoring the experience to your preference.