cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/shit/p/1192758/what-radicalized-you
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I really wish I could just whitelist a small selection of numbers. The call screening feature helps but isn’t perfect.
Depending on your device, you may be able to configure it to only ring if the number is already in your contacts.
Well shit, there’s a variation I hadn’t considered and is doable. Cheers friend!
I am applying to jobs currently. I am basically forced to answer every unknown call I get. And it seems like there’s a hundredfold increase in spam calls this year compared to last year.
Protip, just tell them it’s a business number. I’ve done that twice and suddenly the number of spam calls I get dropped off a cliff.
That works well for sales spam. I usually use “this is an emergency on-call number” instead. Technically it was half-true, it went to the same dual-sim phone.
But for the robo scam calls. Well, they just don’t care.
I believe both iOS and Android now support built in call screening, where a caller must leave a message about why they’re calling and you get to decide if you pick up.
Since enabling it on my iOS device, every spammer has hung up immediately, rather than leave a message or try to talk to me.
There’s SpamBlocker app in fdroid I use and love. You can add a regex rule to block numbers. I moved several times, and don’t keep in contact with anyone from the area code when I got my phone anymore, so most spam come in spoofing that area code. I have a rule set to block that area code completely and allow my current actual local area code for doctors and schools and whatnot. Works pretty well.