If you don't want to go through Settings, you can block people directly from the apps they are using to reach you:

You will see a list of all phone numbers and Apple IDs you have blocked. From here, you can:

Alternatively, you can find this under . 2. Managing Your List

To block someone without going into Settings:

Because Apple syncs your blocked list across communication services, you can also find this same list through other app settings:

The most common way to view your blocked contacts is through the settings: Open the Settings app on your iPhone.

If you blocked someone to prevent them from video calling you, you can manage that list here.

If you blocked someone specifically to stop receiving text messages (SMS/iMessage), you can access the list directly within the Message settings.

Apple’s Mail app handles blocking differently. You block individual email addresses from incoming messages. The list is not visible in a simple “blocked contacts” menu, but you can manage it via Mail settings.

Yes. Blocked callers can still leave voicemails, but they will be placed in a separate "Blocked Messages" folder at the bottom of your Voicemail list, and you will not receive a notification for them.

Unlike some Android phones, the iPhone doesn't have a single "Master Block List" in the main Settings menu. Instead, Apple organizes blocked contacts by the app used to block them (Phone, FaceTime, or Messages).

Once you are in the screen, you can easily clean up your list:

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