Profile settings revert back

I get these spam system notification calls all the time, so I change my profile settings to accept calls only from people in my contact list. Which works only until the next call from these scam callers. After I get another call I go to check my profile settings and they always revert back to accept calls from anyone. It looks like somehow there users are able to get access to my profile settings and change them before putting a call through. This has already happenned to me on several occasions. Has anyone else experienced this problem and knows what to do?

oCupCakeo wrote:
I'm having the same problem! I've had about 30 random people message me, and about 5-6 calls in last day or so =/. I keep going to my privacy settings and switching it back to "contacts only" but as soon as I click "save" it goes right back to the default settings .
I've tried signing in & out and even un-installing and re-installing Skype, but it doesn't make a difference?
EDIT - Read in another thread that all you have to do it switch you're status to "offline" for a mintue and switch it back to "online" and everything should save again. It worked for me
that procedure indeed worked most of the times.
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Dear Sir,
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To rectify that error, can we copy back from the CSQ to CSD ?

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