anybody here have knowledge on NCID (network caller ID protocol) or any other legit caller ID systems programs or apps?
I have been in search of a legit caller ID option for my android phone and I can't seem to find much info out there. Personally, I like to know who is on the other end of a phone number trying to contact me; especially catching spam callers. I tried the true caller route (I know, its not self hosted) and its good at what it does but the issue is the app. Packed full of ads and probably trackers, and it kept forcing to take over my dialer and SMS even though I had everything set to prevent that. Incredibly annoying. App wise beyond that, I feel they all may be similiar and also be paid services.
So what are the options for folks who just want a legit, no nonesense caller ID and spam call blocker for their android phone? I was just browsing different ports and protocols for the hell of it and stumbled upon this NCID protocol that's typically associated with port 3333. Now there isn't much info out there on this though. Couldn't find any reddit or forum posts from people talking about it or those who use it. It seems kinda obscure....
If anybody has knowledge on NCID or basically ANY caller ID and spam blocking solutions for android phones, please chime in! Thanks
If someone is not in your contacts to just sends it stright to voice mail. I would love a self hosted option so I could set it up for my family as this dosnt work for most people.
Unfortunately, my carrier doesn't provide voicemail services. Do you happen to know an app that can process voicemail on device? Play a recorded message and save the caller's response.
I'm currently trying yet another call blocker off of fdroid and its not doing a single thing. Do you have to set it as your default phone app? Because I am currently using simple dialer as my default and then yet another call blocker as the default caller ID and spam blocker app... But it isn't doing a thing. I'm wondering if its because it hasn't been updated since like 2020 or if I'm using it wrong...