


In this screenshot below, they caught a health insurance robocall. I’ve allowed RoboKiller to send me alerts when it catches spammy calls. Make sure you’ve checked “my contacts” here otherwise, your friends, family and coworkers may get answer bots when they call you - until you mark them safe. Important setting in RoboKiller: tap the click/allow icon, then select the allow tab. Swipe left to report robocalls and spam text messages.Pause call blocking (if you’re expecting a call from someone you think RoboKiller might divert).Turn on/off notifications for blocked and missed calls.Within the app, tap the settings icon and from there you can: Once you’ve allowed your smartphone to work with RoboKiller, you can go in and configure it to work the way you want it. For iPhones, tap the Settings icon and follow the instructions from RoboKiller to allow the app to intercept calls. To enable the call blocking feature, you’ll have to go into your phone’s settings. RoboKiller is available for Android-powered phones through the Google Play store, and setup is just as easy. I set this up on my iPhone 7 (I know, I know, it’s almost a dinosaur, but I have yet to find a reason to switch to XS, XS Max or XR.). Yes, RoboKiller has lots of positive reviews in the Apple app store, but I’m always skeptical until I try it myself.Īpps always say they’re easy to set up, and RoboKiller really is. So I sprang for the paid version, opting for the monthly rate of $3.99 a month, because I didn’t want to commit to a whole year ($29.99) without making sure it works. Seriously - it didn’t do anything the first week.
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It offers a 7-day free trial, which was great, but ironically I didn’t get a single robocall in that first week. What we liked about the robocall-blocking app
