Spam & Scam Call Blocker
An unexpected ‘bank’ call asks for a recovery code. Review the claim—not just caller ID.
Evidence, permissions & limitations
- What it can do · design intent
- Help review suspicious call cues and a proposed blocking choice. No calls are received or blocked by this website.
- How it works · concept
- Compare the claimed caller identity, requested urgency and independent corroboration. Caller ID alone is not proof; legitimate calls can be misclassified.
- Permissions required · proposed
- An Android call-screening role and user approval would be needed for actual blocking. Availability depends on OS/device restrictions; no phone or call-log permission is requested here.
- Supported / under development
- Working website interaction: simulated scenario and evidence drill-down. Android call screening, blocking and efficacy are UNDER DEVELOPMENT / NOT VERIFIED.
- Example evidence
- Authored fixture call-A: a fictional caller claims to be a bank and requests a recovery code. No phone number, recording or real call metadata is used. Source identity remains unknown.
- Next review
- Do not disclose codes. End the real conversation yourself and contact the bank through an independently verified channel. This preview performs no blocking.
- Qualification
- SIMULATED / NOT ESTABLISHED. No independent witness or device observations are attached. Missing, stale or unresolved evidence never counts as PASS.
- Authority
- Historical review is not current permission. Any effect would require fresh evidence and current human authorization. This demo performs no consequential action.



