Hi guys,
I'm looking for an application that rejects a call from a certain number and then calls back, does anyone know any app that can do that? I have seen tons of programs that can send block a call and reply with a message or do other things but none was able to reject a call and call back a few seconds later. Hope you can help me out
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I have to write code to block incoming call notification in Windows Mobile 5.0. I have read on various forums that it can be done by pausing the threads cprog.exe process. But despite pausing all the threads, the notification is still persistant. Please help urgently.
Do you only want to block notifications or the calls themselves? There is a program called Call Firewall that might help you.
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I would like to to the same thing:
if someone calls the number of my devices, I want to suppress the "incoming call notification" and accept the call with an own application.
Acception the own stuff should work very good, but the notification coming from the operating system is annoying.
Any ideas?
thanks in advance for a clue,
regards
mx roadster
showaco said:
Do you only want to block notifications or the calls themselves? There is a program called Call Firewall that might help you.
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I need to do both in different situations. Can you please tell me how I can do that using TAPI? Specifically, how can I monitor a line and get the handle to an incoming call, so that I can check the caller's number and act accordingly?
Does anyone know of any app that can blacklist say telemarketers and either answer a call and send a tri-tone telezap? In theory this is supposed to tell cold callers call systems to remove this number as it will play the three tones you hear commonly when you call a disconnected number. Those tones should trigger t hem to automatically remove.
Im hoping theres an app out there that can do this or forward a call automatically to something like google voice and let it handle it.
Anyone heard of any such thing?
Best thing out there is callfilter in the market. But it only blocks numbers that you want that u put in a list. I use it to ignore creditors. I don't know how helpful it can be to u. Bu that's the only one I can think of
thanks for the input
So I keep getting calls from auto-dialers coming as "Unknown" on Caller ID.. I answer and it's that 5 second delay then someone in a foreign country asking me to sign up for a newspaper or refinance. I want to ELIMINATE these calls. I have a block list that works good in Android, but it doesn't allow me to ass Unknown to blocked calls... I saw some posts from several years back, but nothing recent. Is there anything good out there today that I can install to block unknown\unavailable calls from coming through to my phone?
Thanks!
Mr. Number, available in the market for free
works every time
gray bishop said:
Mr. Number, available in the market for free
works every time
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Yeah I saw that but the screen still flashes on and shows the missed call, even when I click delete it from call log. I wish there was one what didn't even process the call, like the built in blocker.
This should be an advanced feature of Google Voice as well. Anyone been getting calls from 0000123456 recently? Haven't been able to pick up yet, but I have missed two calls from this number now. Saw somewhere it might be skype caller. Wonder what could be done by porting Asterik into the Android kernel and having some nifty virtual PBX features built in!
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This should be an advanced feature of Google Voice as well. Anyone been getting calls from 0000123456 recently? Haven't been able to pick up yet, but I have missed two calls from this number now. Saw somewhere it might be skype caller. Wonder what could be done by porting Asterik into the Android kernel and having some nifty virtual PBX features built in!
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The one that drives me nuts is the calls from Indian telemarketers.... US telemarketers are required by law to send ANI with their calls, but calls coming from outside the US don't have to comply, or aren't able to be enforced. I say if someone doesn't present their #, I ought to be able to reject them from getting through to my phone.
We in India are also facing major trouble with telemarketing calls & after being put to notice by the supreme court they have now started sending text sms, the best defense I have found against this is "Extreme Call Blocker Droid" this can block all private numbers or you can specify a list of starting numbers eg. block all numbers starting with 800
*Hangup mode block voice mail
*Block anonymous/private/unknown/blacklist calls
*Block unknown/blacklist SMS,
*Built-in private SMS mail box hide private txt msg
*Schedule on Google calendar to decide when to block.
*Hide private number calls in/out, no call log.
http://www.appbrain.com/app/extreme-call-blocker-droid/com.greythinker.punchback
You can customize it to your hearts content & have a peace full day.
To trace the callers we have a site in India which you can use for tracking all kinds of numbers & text IDs.
http://www.indiatrace.com/index.php
then there are free apps too like blacklist-free & many other with similar features.
http://www.appbrain.com/app/blacklist-free/vc.software.blacklist
The one I use is called Easy Filter Call blocker. It can block calls and sms messages, including unknown numbers. You can set it to block them without notifying you if you want it to.
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Block unknown Callers
You can block unknown callers by using some advanced phones.
in these phones you can either blacklist some selected numbers or reject all unknown mobile numbers (numbers which are not added in your SIM / phone's phonebook will get rejected).
Root call blocker pro. Its in the market.. Works great and doesnt show the caller, it just rejects it right away in the background and you can have notification of when calls are blocked. Also has sms block
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I'm using droid blocker
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Hi all.
I have searched but not found. I miss a feature from my old HD2, it was possible to deny a incoming call with a sms. Like: I'm busy right now, call you later. Have been talking to HTC support and they told me to take a look at Market.
But I don't want to BLOCK incoming calls or texts, just the possibility to deny them with sending a sms to the caller.
Is there a workaround somewhere?
Anyone else missing this?
I have the option, settings menu and it's under calls or phone, I can't remember. I will check the location and post back.
Edit; It's settings, calls, phone, you should see it there.
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Oh, it's there but it doesn't work.
Try to call yourself or when someone is calling you, where is the option on the screen then?
Thanks for your reply.
Does this work for anyone?
Checked as well found it but it does not for me as well.
I just finished rooting my system following this guide.
The only problem I am having now is that, I can call people and send messages, but I do not get any incoming calls or message.
When someone tried to call me, it goes to voice mail. and when someone tries to message me, it never arrives.
Can someone please help me?
this.user said:
I just finished rooting my system following this guide.
The only problem I am having now is that, I can call people and send messages, but I do not get any incoming calls or message.
When someone tried to call me, it goes to voice mail. and when someone tries to message me, it never arrives.
Can someone please help me?
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Guys I was able to discover why did was happening and want to share it with you, incase anyone else experiences this.
The issue was that since I was changing my service from Verizon to Tmobile, and taking my number along with me, the system needed to pass the number from Verzions System to Tmobile system. However, this is not a one phase process, but a multi phase one, and during different phases, your phone will gain different functionality. So, in my example, the first functionality to come through was making out going calls, the second which came a few hours later, was getting incoming calls.