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I thought the FCC had required that? My old gs20 did in the free phone and voicemail apps. All I see is Verizon (typically) directing me buy a premium app from them.
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We want to make sure you're not getting unwanted spam. There is a free version of Call Filter you can sign up for. Here's an FAQ with more info: https://www.verizon.com/support/call-filter-faqs/
~Jesse
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We want to make sure you're not getting unwanted spam
You want to make sure you're trying to charge for every issue you allow to exist. My unlocked GS20 I bought from Samsung had spam reporting in voicemail and the phone app. I thought carriers were being required to provide that by the FCC for these robocalls? The free app from Verizon is designed to make you upgrade and I have to wonder if those features are missing from stock voicemail and phone apps to steer people to paying you a monthly fee for your clunky app.
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Spam calls truly are annoying, and I completely understand he frustration with them. Call Filter offers the spam call blocking feature with the free version, however, the arms race with spam callers is always ongoing. Here's a link with tips for dealing with spam calls and other types or nuisance contacts: https://www.verizon.com/about/account-security/robocalls
~Jesse

