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T-Mobile has a feature that uses the Caller ID to display “Scam Likely”...which is a great stopgap measure and doesn’t cost me extra.
by fergbrain 8y ago
T-Mobile has a feature that uses the Caller ID to display “Scam Likely”...which is a great stopgap measure and doesn’t cost me extra.
- dawnerd 8y agoStill doesn't solve the core problem here. The whole screen being taken over. It's super annoying when on a google meet call or similar to have the call essentially cut you off.
- randyrand 8y agoone step further, on tmobile you can block all scam likely calls from ever reaching your phone. google for the instructions how
- bubblethink 8y agoThat got me thinking. I haven't seen that message in a while, but I've moved from regular android to AOSP. I wonder if that scam likely CID needs some google play support ?
- kkarakk 8y agogoogle play has plenty of apps that keep track of robocalls via third party solutions. truecaller is an app i used when i was in india getting inundated by robocalls.
- bubblethink 8y agoRight, I meant google play services. AOSP phone app, while quite similar to the stock google phone app, doesn't include this feature.