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(I'm not associated with the app, but this is basically what I wish was built in to iOS, and it's OSS, free, ad-free, and implemented entirely on the device) S
by troydavis 4y ago
(I'm not associated with the app, but this is basically what I wish was built in to iOS, and it's OSS, free, ad-free, and implemented entirely on the device)
Source: https://github.com/afterxleep/Bouncer https://github.com/afterxleep/Bouncer
From the app listing:
> Bouncer a simple SMS and MMS filtering app that moves unwanted messages to the "Junk", "Promotion" and "Transaction" sections of the Messages app.
> Different to other apps, Bouncer does not share, upload or send any of your personal information or SMS messages to a remote server. All the filtering happens locally on your phone, based on your own private word or regular expression list.
- gingerlime 4y agoI’m using a free app called SMS block[0] for a number of years. Other than a weird app icon (has a strange logo that has the word TAXI on it with a cross mark for some odd reason), it seems to run local and does the job simply and effectively. Wonder if I need to worry about it leaking any data? I guess it’s easy to switch to Bouncer [0] https://apps.apple.com/de/app/sms-spam-block/id1283355601?l=en https://apps.apple.com/de/app/sms-spam-block/id1283355601?l=...
- sejje 4y agoThat's really a bizarre icon, ha. I can't figure it out.
- karaterobot 4y agoFYI, you still get the warning from iOS about how the author will receive your filtered messages if you enable it.