Hi there,
I have a problem. 2 days ago i put android on my HD2 and it worked perfectly but now i can't recieve calls or make any calls. If i want to make a call he put auto. 011 in the phone number and than it says 'services is not available' but i can text the person but not call them. When i boot my windows mobile os i can make calls and recieve so thats strange. My radio version is 2.0.12 and i put the newest android os on my phone. But my phone isnt responding on that so i can't see that some1 is calling me. And if i boot in WinMo i can recieve calls and make calls (strange)?
Some1 help me
*Maybe i found something but i can;t change it (AAAH) Maybe you guys can help. I found some call settings named:
Call barring settings Then i see All outgoing (Disabled) All incoming (Disabled) than i want to change it in enable but i requires a password :S
Please help im desperate
Hello i am trying to figure out a way to record inbound and outbound calls so my question is are there any kernels or roms which support the Two Way Call Record options preferably without enableing the Speakerphone
FragmentedLogik said:
Hello i am trying to figure out a way to record inbound and outbound calls so my question is are there any kernels or roms which support the Two Way Call Record options preferably without enableing the Speakerphone
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I don't know about that, but if you use Google Voice it'll record. It might just be easier to port your number and use that, I love Google Voice. But maybe not. Just so you know.
Jonathan_A said:
I don't know about that, but if you use Google Voice it'll record. It might just be easier to port your number and use that, I love Google Voice. But maybe not. Just so you know.
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ive tried google voice but it only records inbound calls, i need inbound and outbound recorded
FragmentedLogik said:
Hello i am trying to figure out a way to record inbound and outbound calls so my question is are there any kernels or roms which support the Two Way Call Record options preferably without enableing the Speakerphone
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I have found a working patch for call recorder [patch]One-X two ways recording I can confirm that it works correctly on our One X. :good:
Hi All,
I have a quick Q on this.
Is there any way to set this up on the phone?
My old samsung s3 had this (it would show "diverted from [number]", but I was running a custom rom and it was rooted.)
Would there be any call handler app that would do this or would I have root the phone and run a custom rom?
FYI I'm using an aussie D6653.
Any help would be appreciated as I really need to make a distinction on forwarded calls for work purposes.
Is there a dialer app that can natively reject/block unwanted calls on a G3?
MrTooPhone said:
Is there a dialer app that can natively reject/block unwanted calls on a G3?
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Actually, the default dialer will do that already but it's not called call block or anything like that... well, sort of... Open your Contacts app, find the contact you want to block and open it, then clock Edit (pencil icon), then tap the 3 dots menu and tick "All calls to voicemail", this will send any call from that contact immediately to voicemail, which is what will happen if a caller is blocked at the phone level anyway.
acejavelin said:
Actually, the default dialer will do that already but it's not called call block or anything like that... well, sort of... Open your Contacts app, find the contact you want to block and open it, then clock Edit (pencil icon), then tap the 3 dots menu and tick "All calls to voicemail", this will send any call from that contact immediately to voicemail, which is what will happen if a caller is blocked at the phone level anyway.
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So there is no true call block or reject in Android? By blocking, I mean no connection, no voicemail, no SMS or MMS. Maybe I was fooled by my old Gingerbread dialer.
MrTooPhone said:
So there is no true call block or reject in Android? By blocking, I mean no connection, no voicemail, no SMS or MMS. Maybe I was fooled by my old Gingerbread dialer.
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Not to my knowledge... it would have to actually answer and disconnect to do that. The most likely case here is that it would send a reject message to the cellular provider when the call is presented to it, instead of a trying or ringing message, which would then route it to the default Call Foward No Answer point.
If you did not have voicemail, or had your call forwarding disabled, the call would get a busy signal, but you couldn't do that on a call by call basis.
You can use the new google dialer which come with that option, you can get it on apkmirror...
You can use truecaller. You can choose how calls are blocked. It blocks a list of spammers automatically.
Here's the link.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller
keb00 said:
You can use the new google dialer which come with that option, you can get it on apkmirror...
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I saw that when it came out, but never installed. Have you tried the new dialer? Can it coexist with the current dialer without any difficulty?
I assume you are referring to Google Phone 2.05.07_rc4, not Google Phone 3.00.04_rc4?
sanchith.hegde said:
You can use truecaller. You can choose how calls are blocked. It blocks a list of spammers automatically.
Here's the link.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller
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Looks interesting. I assume you are a user? I like that it is a dialer as well.
Yes I am a user and am satisfied with it. Go ahead and download it.
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I saw that when it came out, but never installed. Have you tried the new dialer? Can it coexist with the current dialer without any difficulty?
I assume you are referring to Google Phone 2.05.07_rc4, not Google Phone 3.00.04_rc4?
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Didn't had a problem so far.. I think yes it is the Version 2, because the other is for Nexus and android N
keb00 said:
Didn't had a problem so far.. I think yes it is the Version 2, because the other is for Nexus and android N
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I did install. Works fine along native/original dialer.
MrTooPhone said:
I did install. Works fine along native/original dialer.
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Nice to hear that!
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Nice to hear that!
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I know a little off topic, even though the two dialers work well alongside so far, the new dialer can not answer a call. So there is no way to answer a call if the original dialer is disabled.
acejavelin said:
Not to my knowledge... it would have to actually answer and disconnect to do that. The most likely case here is that it would send a reject message to the cellular provider when the call is presented to it, instead of a trying or ringing message, which would then route it to the default Call Foward No Answer point.
If you did not have voicemail, or had your call forwarding disabled, the call would get a busy signal, but you couldn't do that on a call by call basis.
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The new Google Dialer provides a way to block calls. I laughed when I set up numbers to block, the app came back and said you still may receive voice messages. So pretty much the same as forwarding calls to voice mail as you originally implied.
MrTooPhone said:
The new Google Dialer provides a way to block calls. I laughed when I set up numbers to block, the app came back and said you still may receive voice messages. So pretty much the same as forwarding calls to voice mail as you originally implied.
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If you use truecaller it has options: reject automatically or ring silently. It won't send to voicemail.
sanchith.hegde said:
If you use truecaller it has options: reject automatically or ring silently. It won't send to voicemail.
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I like what I read about True Caller. The only reason I hesitate., it is unclear to me how much privacy is released once I sign up. Even with Google it is a constant battle. One thing I did not like about the new dialer is it wanted to make my cell number discoverable to the web. And to turn that feature off was a deep dive into the Google Control Panel. So what does True Caller do with all my contacts?
MrTooPhone said:
I like what I read about True Caller. The only reason I hesitate., it is unclear to me how much privacy is released once I sign up. Even with Google it is a constant battle. One thing I did not like about the new dialer is it wanted to make my cell number discoverable to the web. And to turn that feature off was a deep dive into the Google Control Panel. So what does True Caller do with all my contacts?
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For unknown callers it displays their names and if they are reported spam by other users it will automatically reject the call.
It doesn't do anything to your contacts.
If you call another truecaller user he will get to know who is calling.
MrTooPhone said:
I like what I read about True Caller. The only reason I hesitate., it is unclear to me how much privacy is released once I sign up. Even with Google it is a constant battle. One thing I did not like about the new dialer is it wanted to make my cell number discoverable to the web. And to turn that feature off was a deep dive into the Google Control Panel. So what does True Caller do with all my contacts?
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True caller uses your contacts and display their names when they call up someone who doesn't have their number saved.
keylocker said:
True caller uses your contacts and display their names when they call up someone who doesn't have their number saved.
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That is what I was thinking, they use the contacts list to better enhance caller ID.
MrTooPhone said:
That is what I was thinking, they use the contacts list to better enhance caller ID.
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I never in my life would prefer this app. Privacy breach and what not? Once read online that it holds more than a million Indian database. Stay out of it.
does anyone know if there is a way to supports Outgoing call waiting notification? By this I mean if you call someone who is already on the phone, it tells you that your call is waiting?
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Any reply?
loshabih said:
does anyone know if there is a way to supports Outgoing call waiting notification? By this I mean if you call someone who is already on the phone, it tells you that your call is waiting?
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I could be wrong, but i think the other party has to have call waiting active on their side
hallo dare said:
I could be wrong, but i think the other party has to have call waiting active on their side
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Thanks for you reply, yes but if you called him and he already in another call the phone will be ringing without showing any notification
I'm also missing this feature, used to be norm to have on all phones in the old days, but now only a few phones support it.
Would be great if there was a way to activate this.