SpamBlocker
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Efficiently blocks unwanted calls and SMS on Android without replacing your default app. Utilizes regex rules, contact filtering, STIR attestation, repeated call checks, dialed number, recently used apps, and a time schedule for precise, customizable protection.
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Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Android
- F-Droid
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- Spam Filter
- No registration required
- No Tracking
- Time Scheduling
- Support for regular expressions
Tags
- callblocker
- block-sms
- spam-blocker
- call-filtering
- block-calls
- Android Applications
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brickelt963-altto added SpamBlocker as alternative to Saracroche- reviewed SpamBlocker
It works, but it does overtake your default sms/call apps to a degree. Technically it does not, but in practice you need to disable the notifications from your sms app and use this app's notifications.
- davideredigital reviewed SpamBlocker
I'm trying it and it's super customizable. I can't give it 5 stars because I'm stil not sure if it works well or not. For now it seems not better or worse than Should I Answer. I suggest you to try it yourself, since it's free and open source!
- davideredigital liked SpamBlocker
POX added SpamBlocker as alternative to Filtera
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I'm trying it and it's super customizable. I can't give it 5 stars because I'm stil not sure if it works well or not. For now it seems not better or worse than Should I Answer. I suggest you to try it yourself, since it's free and open source!
It works, but it does overtake your default sms/call apps to a degree. Technically it does not, but in practice you need to disable the notifications from your sms app and use this app's notifications.