

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.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Android
- F-Droid
- OpenAPK
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- c17s5qhu updated SpamBlocker
c17s5qhu added SpamBlocker as alternative to Spam Call Blocker
Egidio added SpamBlocker as alternative to Egidio- eslam900999 liked SpamBlocker
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danb4r added SpamBlocker as alternative to Blocker Call Anti-Spam
muhammadfarag added SpamBlocker as alternative to EyeconWorks as intended. My samsung dialer handles all the call, while spamblocker handles the calls to block as well as blocking unknown callers. Supports dark mode which for me is a must have. The setup needs a little bit extra attention but once you are set, it is good to go. Solved my use case issue.
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Comments and Reviews
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!
Works as intended. My samsung dialer handles all the call, while spamblocker handles the calls to block as well as blocking unknown callers. Supports dark mode which for me is a must have. The setup needs a little bit extra attention but once you are set, it is good to go. Solved my use case issue.
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.