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It's mostly built in for Pixel: it warns about spam calls under the caller ID and allows you to report spam. In addition, there's the new call screening functio
by zamalek 8y ago
It's mostly built in for Pixel: it warns about spam calls under the caller ID and allows you to report spam. In addition, there's the new call screening functionality [1] (which also now works on the Pixel 2).
[1]: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/google-call-screening-how-to-use/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/google-call-screening-h...
- MarkSummer 8y ago> It's mostly built in for Pixel I this this "Pixel" reply is misplaced. I've been using "Should I Answer" for about a year on my Galaxy S6, and it does everything the OP was requesting and then some. I just donated to them yesterday for the first time in fact. Even if you don't choose to use your contacts as a white list (which I don't because I often have client/prospect calls coming in that aren't in my contacts yet), it still catches about 95% of calls thanks to thepower of the masses fighting back. If you don't have it, definitely worth a download