Block Spam and Fraud Calls with Mr. Number
Unwanted calls and messages are probably one of the worst things about technology. Things are no different for your Android device either. It is deeply frustrating if you do not know how to deal with these situations properly. If you run out of ideas, let me tell you that you can block spam and fraud calls with Mr. Number.
Mr. Number is one of the most powerful call blockers on the market. It can block calls from people, businesses, and hidden numbers. It can block calls from one person, area code or an entire country if you’d like so. Like that, you can intercept calls from private numbers and send then directly to voicemail and even report spam calls to warn other users who want the same thing as you do.
The Automatic caller lookup for recent calls in your phone’s history makes it easy to know who to block and there’s one more thing to know about it. Unlike other similar apps that can sometimes take quite a while before identifying the caller, especially if you are using a slower connection, Mr. Number works flawless.
Getting to know Mr. Number – Block Calls & Spam
Take Mr. Number-Block calls & spam and install it into your device. After you complete the initial setup procedure, you will be greeted with a simple user interface. Let me assure you of the fact that you don’t have to set anything up to block those irritating spam calls. The app already has a list of reported spam numbers that other users have reported.
If the spam call you get is on the app’s spam list, you will get a notice, along with options to block or report that number, so you never have to deal with it again. And you can even see user comments on phone numbers with a Premium subscription.
If you get a spam call from a number that hasn’t been reported, then you know what you have to do. Just block that number by going to Settings -> Call Blocking and check the suspected spam option. And in order to report the spam call, just tap on the Report Spam option on the bottom-right when you select the number.
