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IrelandTrevor Nace's iPhone week tackles unwanted calls and paperwork
Fifteen uploads span call screening, quiet speakers, Apple Pay and a built-in scanner for documents and forms.
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- 0:15Unknown callers can be asked for their reason for calling or silenced to voicemail.
- 2:13Call Filtering separates unknown and spam calls from the main log without blocking them.
- 3:34Business Call Identification adds supported business and carrier identification to incoming calls.
- 4:17Nace enables Impersonation Risk Detection under Privacy & Security.
- 6:18He explains how banking apps could use risk indicators to intervene before a fraudulent transfer.
Spam calls drew the crowd. Trevor Nace's busiest new upload approached 300,000 views, giving a practical nuisance top billing in a week packed with iPhone tutorials.
His call-screening guide walks through asking unknown callers to explain themselves, sending them silently to voicemail and separating unfamiliar numbers from the usual call log. That last distinction matters: filtering organizes calls rather than preventing them. In the comments, viewers ask for fewer voicemail notifications and better spam-text controls; one reports receiving a spam call while watching.
But the week's freshest additions move beyond keeping people out. "WiFi Calling Explained: Why You Should Turn It On" starts with checking signal strength before showing the calling settings and explaining why an emergency address matters. "Your iPhone Has A Legit Scanner!" tackles another ordinary irritation: turning paper into a shareable PDF, filling out a form and signing it without printing anything. Both are among his busiest individual uploads right now, alongside the Live Listen demonstration we covered here.
Across the channel, daily views are running above their usual level, and the subscriber audience grew by about 10,000 over the week. Among nearby-sized technology channels, Insert Richie had a particularly busy viewing week, while Switch and Click also drew a substantial weekly audience.
Nace's catalog has long made room for privacy settings, but this week's range is broader than warnings: making a quiet speaker audible, paying through Wallet and getting a usable phone signal indoors all have a place.
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What viewers say
Ha! I got a spam call while watching this. 😂
@paulysguitarjournalSee it on YouTubeI appreciate how you always go straight to the point and show us the methods without beating around the bush and talking longer than necessary before getting to the point! A thumbs up for my appreciation!
@smallandmightySee it on YouTubeThey need to come up with something that blocks spam texts like ASAP!
@CarlinDontCareSee it on YouTube
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What I love abt your content is the time an manner you take to explain everything to a T
@keston161See it on YouTubeWhy don't businesses come through with their name? Even Dr's offices.
@lorin9996See it on YouTubeAnd, unfortunately, silencing still comes through as a boop on my watch.
@lorin9996See it on YouTubeThanks Trevor!! Always helpful stuff here.
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- Channel
- Trevor Nace
- Subscribers
- 1,570,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,121,637
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 295,451
- Views on its first day
- 235,345
The numbers
Here is how Trevor Nace's week adds up across views, subscribers and new uploads.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which iPhone screen does Nace use to inspect cellular signal strength?
His Wi-Fi Calling tutorial uses the hidden Field Test screen to check the RSRP signal reading.