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Ohhh OK so hypothetically if it passess stir shaken, then it should reveal the caller I’d name info too right?


My worry is that it hasn’t been updated in a while so it may be abandoned… But I’m not saavy enough to know such things



Sounds interesting. What exactly is stir shaken? I’ve recently come across that term


Not a bad idea, but maybe too restrictive for my taste. But then again, if its important they’d leave a voicemail. I’m also interested in unblocking blocked or unknown numbers. I was so surprised to see true caller had that ability. I didn’t know it was possible


Yea of course lol I guess I meant to say telemarketers, which are basically the same to me


But its still the overlord google though… I’ve been trying to stay away from google as much as possible lately




Yea almost never answer calls I don’t know. I usually google them too, but figured there’s an easier solution to all of this


Damn that’s disheartening to hear. I read that is actually illegal for spammers or robocallers to do (the spoofing), but clearly they don’t abide


anybody have a solution for a legitimate caller ID and spam blocking service for android phones?
Hi all, through my experience, the third party apps that are supposed to do this a pure trash. I mean true caller was pretty decent, but it was packed with ads and trackers of course and the overbearing permissions that constantly tries hijacking my set SMS and dialer apps.... I don't think using a third party app is the right solution. I came across an internet protocol called NCID which is network caller ID, which sounds quite interesting, but strangely there is little documentation and virtually no online community discussion about this. So I'm wondering what are some good caller ID options available? I'm a private person and I like knowing who is calling also, would like to stop spam. I'm sure there's a whole world dedicated to this such stuff, but I can't seem to find the solution. And tips or advice or anything would be great. Thanks
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