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Are you sure that’s what you want? There’s also times when you get legitimate calls from people not on your whitelist (think, submitted info to a contractor on
by xienze 4y ago
Are you sure that’s what you want? There’s also times when you get legitimate calls from people not on your whitelist (think, submitted info to a contractor online, they call you back later from their personal cell phone, etc.).
- Retric 4y agoIt’s triage time, people are seriously considering giving up their phones as not worth the hassle. 100% blocking all not whitelisted calls is a more convenient alternative.
- smegsicle 4y agothat is true- completely blocking all numbers not on a whitelist would completely block all numbers not specifically on the whitelist
- criddell 4y agoI'm absolutely sure that's what I want. It would make my phone more useful. For every 300 calls I get, maybe 1 isn't spam. I probably get 5 spam calls per day and under 10 legitimate calls per year. There are so many simple things carriers could do. The biggest would be simply deleting silent voicemails would help a lot. I kind of wish a company that actually cares about voice phone calls would come around. Give me the highest fidelity calls possible, give me features for recording, give me the option to block all non-authenticated callers, show me the actual call data and not just the caller id, etc...