TeleBloq isn't a spam filter. It doesn't try to guess which calls are scams: any number that isn't in your contacts is declined, and you choose the exceptions. Like the iPhone's “Silence Unknown Callers,” for Android.
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One simple rule, applied by Android before the call ever reaches you.
Android itself declines the call before the first ring. No ringing, no vibration, no notification, no missed call.
If they're in your contacts, the call goes through. If not, it doesn't. No spam lists to keep up, no outside database to trust.
An important number that isn't in your contacts? Add it to your exceptions and it rings. You can allow it right from the history.
Calls with no caller ID are declined by default. If you'd rather get them, it's one switch in Settings.
The number, time and reason for every declined call are saved in the app, so you can check them later at your own pace.
The check happens entirely on your phone. No server ever gets your contacts, and the app has no ads.
Android asks you to choose TeleBloq as your Caller ID & spam app. It's one tap on a system button.
That's how the app decides who gets through. Your contacts are read on your phone, call by call, and never copied anywhere.
One switch on the Home screen. From then on, only your contacts and your exceptions ring.
$4.99 /month
or $49.99 per year on the annual plan
Billed through Google Play. Cancel anytime.
No. TeleBloq uses Android's own call screening feature: the call goes through the app before it rings, and anyone who isn't in your contacts is declined right there. Your phone doesn't ring or vibrate, no notification appears, and the call doesn't show up as missed.
Add the number to the app's exceptions list, and it rings even though it isn't in your contacts. Every blocked call is kept in TeleBloq's history, and from there you can allow any number with one tap.
By default, yes. If you'd rather get calls with no caller ID, it's one switch in the app's settings.
No. The number calling is compared with your contacts entirely on your phone. TeleBloq has no server with your contacts, never sends them anywhere and shows no ads.
On any phone with Android 10 or later. There's no iPhone version: Apple doesn't let third-party apps decline calls this way. TeleBloq works on regular phone calls; calls through apps like WhatsApp don't go through it.
If you're subscribing for the first time, you get 5 days free through Google Play: your payment method is saved, but nothing is charged during the trial, and if you cancel before it ends you pay nothing. After that, it's $4.99 per month, or $49.99 per year on the annual plan, billed by Google Play. To cancel, use the subscriptions screen in Google Play, anytime. Blocking keeps working until the end of the period you've already paid for.
It's on Google Play in the United States, with a 5-day free trial. Works on Android 10 or later. There's no iPhone version: Apple doesn't let third-party apps decline calls this way.