Call Blocker

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About this app

Identify callers and block unwanted calls out of your life – forever! Block nasty spam calls, annoying sales calls, and more.

When your phone rings you will instantly see who is calling you, even if they’re not in your contact list! Our massive database of over one billion numbers can identify calls from all over the world. You can then choose whether to answer calls or instantly block them!

You will see detailed information about every call you receive and can start protecting your phone right away. Get rid of spammers, telemarketers and other unwanted calls


Call Blocker’s awesome features:
• Real-time Caller ID: See who is calling, every time your phone rings.
• Block callers instantly: Say goodbye to nuisance calls with a single click. Quick and easy!
• Easily blacklist and whitelist numbers so that you don’t miss the important calls that matter!
• Add numbers you want to save to your contacts list or send them a direct text message.
• Easy access to settings where you can change functions to suit your needs.

Call Blocker is simple and effective! Download the easy to use Call Block app today and never be bothered by spam calls again!

Ratings and reviews

I've used this app for at least 5 years. Over the past 2 years it blocks less and less. I've had this phone for a couple months. (Identical to my old phone) I have 185 calls that have made it thru to ring full on. I've checked every permission, every setting. There is no reason it should not work. This app has become absolutely useless. Absolutely. Useless.

App used to answer and hang up. This is an EXTREMELY important feature, without it Robocallers can call and leave a message. Filling up my voicemail in a couple of days. Unfortunately it does not do that. App does not block individual numbers no matter what settings I use. This is really frustrating because it used to work exceptionally well. I sincerely hope this all gets fixed.

Not truly "blocking" calls. It just keeps my phone from ringing, then routes the caller to voicemail. It's better than nothing, I guess. The problem is, by the voicemail answering the call, that tells the robocaller that my number is activate. That's just going to make them keep calling, indefinitely.