String based call block app

Hi everybody, good day to all
Is there any call blocking app that can make rules based on starting number of caller. For example, accepting all call that start with "+", "00", "01", "02", etcc
There are many such apps in android.
IMran

Which call blocking app did you install?
As far as I am aware, there are no apps for un-jailbroken phones that can block calls, as legit third-party apps are not allowed to changed core iOS features.

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I am in need of a good call blocking app for iPhone....please any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

As Randy Landry1 says, Google for "silent ringtone", download and install on you iPhone as a ringtone.
Now create a contact for the offending phone number. Assign the contact to the silent ringtone and set no vibrate.
When that number calls it will not ring, nor vibrate. It will light up the screen, but if you do not see that, it will not bother you. They could leave voice mail, but that is easily deleted.
And if it is a situation where the are violating the do not call list, you can use the missed call log to report the number to the FTC.
Also, if the calls are abusive or threading, and the leave a voice mail, you something to show the police.

HT204266 where can i get a call blocker app from?

Hi
I have been looking for an app which blocks calls . there are a few in the market but these are like really crap and they dont work. i dont want to have to resort to changing my number. my service provider is not able to block a number, the only way to do that is by going to the police. which i dont want to do , or change my number which i dnt want to do either.
please help! in desperate need of a good working call blocker!
thanks

Check out this link: http://store.apple.com/us/product/M9319G/A
I believe you are looking for a Mini-DVI adapter to a video or audio input.
Good luck

Why no good call blocking app?

Is there any good way to block calls? The gov. No Call List does not seem to be very effective.

The do-not-call registry is a partial answer becase the telemarketers are not supposed to be accessing cell phones to begin with, but some do, and there are so many loopholes in the do-not-call regulations that a great many get through and filing a complaint is pointless. Anyone who you have ever done business with and charitable organizations are exempt. Anyone you have ever done business with is a very nebulous category, all you have to do is buy something on-line, in a store and they have you. If you buy in a store and are required to put your phone number on the check, if you use a check, they have you.
All of that said, file a complaint, if it holds up they will get a fine of $29,000 per violation.

When comes a OS integrated Call Block Option?

Hello. I wrote an eMail to support @ blackberry.com around 5 Minutes ago. Then i got an Auto Reply, that i need to Pay to Contact BlackBerry. Now i know why even my Questions on their Twitter Accounts got unanswered since April... -.-
Here is my eMail Text. Hope some of the Devs can bring this up to a TeamLeader. Sorry about my bad english in advance.
Hello BlackBerry Support.
I would like to know, when we get the OS integrated Option to Block SPAM
Calls or Calls from People stalking us?
I have no Option to Block Calls Carrier Side as my Carrier does not
support it.
And: I will never use a 3rd Party App again to Block Calls + SMS as i
had the experience of stealed/lost/misused Contacts+Data in the past.
Therefore, i hope for a OS integrated Option ASAP. I wait for it since
10.0 and it is very sad, that a so called "Modern Communication Device"
still dont show a sign of it or even rumors of it on the 10.2 Beta.
Even other Options like Blocking all Calls/Contacts not in my List with
"Parental Controls" fails for me, as i need to be reachable 24Hours for
Coordination and other things even for People which are not in my List.
In case of emergency, there is no time that those People contact me i.e.
per eMail just to get on my Contact List.
I am not alone when it comes to this. Here are a few Links to the
CrackBerry Forum:
Link 1: Call Blocking App for BB10?
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-10-apps-f274/call-blocking-app-bb10-801973/
Link 2: Call blocking application for Z10?
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-z10-f254/call-blocking-application-z10-806701/
Link 3: So.. call blocking?
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-z10-f254/so-call-blocking-820451/
To be fair i stop here. I took enough of your Time. Just want to let you
know that the need is there.
Thank You and i hope for a positive answer of an OS integrated Option
Have a nice weekend.
Greetings
Oliver Niebuhr
Germany
Thank You for your Time!

agreed, it would be a nice feature
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Call Blocking Based on ANI in a CUBE, Not Working.

Hello all,
So I have read the Docs I have found regarding blocking incoming numbers at the CUBE level. I have configured this and my calls are not getting blocked. I must be doing something wrong or maybe it is that I have more than one Translation rule on the dial peer. Here is the config, please let me know what you think.
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call-block translation-profile incoming BLOCK
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incoming called-number .
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dtmf-relay rtp-nte
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description Incoming Telephone Numbers
translation-profile outgoing PSTNin
call-block translation-profile incoming BLOCK
call-block disconnect-cause incoming call-reject
preference 1
destination-pattern ^[2-9]..[2-9]......$
session protocol sipv2
session target ipv4:172.18.12.100
incoming called-number .
voice-class codec 1
dtmf-relay rtp-nte
no vad
I have verified I am hitting the correct peer on the inbound call but it looks like the translation rule 1 translation-profile outgoing PSTNin is adding the +1 which I believe is causing it to not match.
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Kirill thanks for the response. I only used the X here to hide the numbers. They are not in the config. Additionally what you are saying about the +1 makes sense however the router will not take /+1610XXXXXXX/.
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Verizon call blocking is a useless 'service', dozens of calls come through with no phone number at all on the caller ID, something Verizon specifically states it will NOT DO. Any ideas?
Verizon call blocking does not address scammers and money-seekers who have caller ID of "Not-Available' -- honestly my dog could figure out how to block these but Verizon cannot. Besides paying more money to someone else, is there any hope for the people who expected the Verizon service would work?

Scam no. A service that needs to be update to the 21th Century, yes. Still based on early callerid tecnhnology which is easily bypassed by all those so called "telemarketers" . You should have now trouble with ligitimate callers, but lots of illegal calls come in.

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Call Blocking -- Why can't we do it?

The simple question is, "Why can't we have an app or option to block unwanted calls, without jailbreaking the device?"
Some of you are going to say, "You can through your carrier." This is only partially true.
Verizon allows you to block 5 (just 5) calls via their website. But why have to go to their website to do this? What if you have a company-paid line and don't have login access to their site? Why do you have to renew your blocked numbers every 90 days?
My Blackberry Storm had an app that simply intercepted the call and dropped it or directed it to VM, if I had put the number on my block list. Blocking the contact was a simple as selecting the number from the incoming call list and choosing, "Block this contact" from the menu.
This seems to be related to the lack of flexibility in how calls are received by each contact. There are no separate controls for volume and vibrate that can be set per contact. If there were you could turn off vibrate and silence the ringtone for contacts you didn't want to be disturbed by, at the very least.
Had I known this simple functionality was not available I would not have bought this phone.

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roaminggnome: I know it's not a feature. I am lamenting that very fact. And, yes, it was a great feature of the Blackberry (and others). Why does Apple not allow it? There has to be some business reason because it should be easy enough to accomplish if apps could intercept a call before it alerted you.
I also know that true call blocking is a carrier-level function. Wouldn't it be great if you could block the number on your iPhone and the option was saved on Verizon's server? Why not? Aren't smart phones supposed to be smart? I can easily block calls on my home phone through AT&T's U-Verse service.
Instead you have to jump through hoops to create a silent ringtone (or buy one). You have limited SMS tones to choose from and people talk about jailbreaking their phone just to add more. This was all easy and free on the Blackberry.
The Google Voice idea would be great if my true cell number weren't already out there. I really don't want to have to change numbers and have to redistribute it to all who should have it.
I really thought the iPhone would be like the Mac, with lots of cool options and functionality. I've had Macs since 1984. I may have been mistaken.

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If Apple frowns upon jailbreaking the iPhone, why not AT THE LEAST endorse and make available third-party application that can provide a decent call block / blacklist function (like the Call Blocker for BlackBerry)?
Can an Apple representative provide feedback pls?
[Most telcos do not provide call-screening as a value-add service. Even if they do, a more cost-effective method is still the better option.]

Have you asked your service provider if they offer any call blocking service? I know here in the USA, AT&T does, although they do charge $4.99/month for the service (it is part of a parental control package that allows control of both numbers that can be blocked from calling you, and numbers that your iPhone can call to).
On-phone black list apps typically work by using caller id info and looking it up against the apps own database of numbers you've entered. So your phone still rings at least once, as the phone needs to allow a brief connection for the app to get the caller id info before disconnecting a number flagged for blocking. There really is no way to truly block calls from the phone itself, you need your service provider to be on board with the idea, so they can dis-allow the call at the switch and truly block it from ever reaching your phone.

SMS+ call block works too well

I'm having what appears to be the opposite problem as a lot of you with the SMS/call blocker - it's blocking 90% of my incoming calls and messages. These aren't hidden or anonymized senders; most of the time, they're in my contacts list. Lumia 822 Amber with the GDR 3 dev preview (which I fully understand may be the source of the problem).

The only blocking software I have is what's built into WP8. I'm not a big apps guy.
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