Previously, only a one-time fee service was available. This Caller ID app is continuously improving with new useful features. Please download it today and let us know what you think about it.
We hope you will find this app helpful! This update fixes the issue where the app was crashing for the users when they tried viewing more information on a phone number. Thank you for using Caller Name ID. If you find this app useful, please share it with your friends. I was trying to lookup some numbers I have on my call log that I do not recognize. It was able to identify those numbers. One of the numbers was from the UK and the app was able to show me the info for it.
It is impressive — definitely recommended! The app is ok, most of these apps give little info. I had a hard time closing out of app and did NOT use my thumbprint to allow the charge. Tap Send to Voicemail. Tap Enable to agree to the terms. Your contact list will start uploading. Keep the app open until you see the Unknown Callers option set to Voicemail. All other call categories or numbers you choose to block like fraud and spam will stay blocked.
Please note: these numbers may include emergency responders or other desired calls. Good to know: You must have active voicemail for this feature to work. Block Spam Risk calls Open the app and tap Block. Add callers to your personal block list Open the app and tap Block. Choose one of the following: Enter a number: Type in the number you want to block and tap the block symbol works for international numbers.
Select from contacts: Check the box for the contact you want to block and tap the block symbol. Select from your Call Protect call log: Check the box for the number you want to block and tap the block symbol. Published by DotNetApp. All rights reserved. Developed by DotNetApp. Approximate size Age rating For all ages. This app can Access your Internet connection and act as a server. Access your Internet connection. Permissions info. Installation Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on up to ten Windows 10 devices.
It would be nice if when you did a reverse look up on a cell phone given even business often do have a land line, but may also have cell phones connected to the same company. Quick and easy with no crashes so far and have yet to come across a number it couldn't identify. Only annoying thing is that the geolocation lookup is a bit misleading-obviously that only works for landlines which are few and far between these days. Other then that it's the cats pajamas! Update-I forgot to mention that the design of the app is rather outdated.
Although it is very simple to use, the lack of a "back" button is extremely annoying. I hate that I have to do the extra step of pressing geolocate before I can clear out the number I am done with and enter another one for it to look up.
How could such an obvious necessary function have been overlooked? It's not like the rest of the app was so intricate and detailed that the developer was overwhelmed and forgot to add it in there, this app has literally like 2 things it can do.
There are no ads so far and it seems fast, but it always quickly returns only a blank caller ID. If they block it, then we should all practice not answering such calls. That our congress opted to exempt political calls from Do-Not-Call list regulations was a travesty, and an example of the weaknesses and perversions in our otherwise plodding but sometimes effective government system. If only we could find enough politicians with the guts to separate cash from elections, how much more beautiful and true-to-intent our Constitution would really be.
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