Hiya: Spam Blocker & Caller ID App Support

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Stop missing important calls and wasting precious time answering unwanted ones. Hiya blocks spam and scam calls, and displays caller ID name and call reason on incoming calls.

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CALL SCREENER
Know not only who it is, but also why they’re calling before you pick up! Say ‘goodbye’ to unknown callers.

VOICEMAIL PROTECTION
No more spam voicemail! Hiya takes care of business and stops spammers and scammers from clogging up your voicemail inbox.

Download now for free and get instant protection from spam callers!

SPOOFED CALL PROTECTION
Stop receiving those deceiving scam calls from numbers that look similar to yours.

CALLER ID
Fewer unknown callers, more identified names. Whether it’s a call from a business, friend or potential spammer, our global database of caller names gives you real-time context about who’s calling.

REVERSE PHONE LOOKUP
Lookup the phone number of a call from an unsaved contact to find out the true caller name and whether it is likely a robocaller.

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The Wall Street Journal
TIME Magazine - "Top 10 App"
CBS Evening News
Fierce Wireless
VentureBeat - "Future of smartphone calling"
USA Today
Huffington Post - "Caller ID on steroids"
The Verge
Cult of Mac - "Essential"

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Our Premium Call Screener feature works in the US on AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint.

The Hiya iOS app is brought to you by Hiya Inc. Utilizing the power of the Hiya database that has hundreds of millions of phone numbers, you’ll know the true caller behind more calls. Hiya is committed to delivering best in class caller ID, call blocking, and spam protection.

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Hiya: Spam Blocker & Caller ID App User Reviews

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Hiya: Spam Blocker & Caller ID Pros

✓ Free doesn't mean hands-freeThis is a comment on only the free side of the app. What you get: more robust blocking options than Apple offers; access to the Hiya spam/telemarketer database; post-call lookup. In an ideal universe it would be better to have an open-source crowd-sourced database and app. But as there isn't any such app (is there?) Hiya is a fairly good compromise. Their database is partly crowd-sourced, and easy to contribute to. And the lookup feature is fine; it's not automatic. Difficult to complain about that in a free app. And there are no ads. But no app can capture all spam calls in advance. I am happy to see that they have added text and spoofing coverage (though the spoofing doesn't seem to flag anything in advance), but it may be impossible to create a database of spoofed numbers, and, oddly, I've experienced an uptick in spoofed calls lately. If scammers move to spoofing, that may be an unintended result of blocking that is worse than the original problem. Time may tell..Ttu101Version: 5.7

✓ Excellent Call BlockerThis is my favourite call blocker on iPhone, I highly recommend Hiya. There are too many scammers and fraudsters these days, this app is a must have..Matt SupercarVersion: 7.17

Hiya: Spam Blocker & Caller ID Cons

✗ Used to be betterDon’t get me wrong, I use the app and like the app, but it used to be better. Maybe I’m wrong but I feel like they pulled some of the (what was free) functionality behind their now Premium subscription. It would be nice if the program gave you a report as to how many calls it has blocked/day. Now that there is a free version and a paid version, I don’t know if the call that made it through was unknown (as Spam) or not blocked because I’m not paying. I do know that more calls are making it through after the change, and when I search the number Hiya already has a report listing for the majority of them. That said, if the paid version works as well as it used to, the subscription price is not too far out of reach. It’s just a shame that functionality of the free version had to suffer in favor of the subscribed version. UPDATE: I can answer a previous question, Hiya allows known Potential SPAM to ring through with the free version even when the option to block the call is set. I had suspected this but I’m now noticing some of these unwanted calls have Hiya SPAM identifiers..RwvanoyVersion: 5.5

✗ Well, it’s not workingSo I can still receive spam calls even I enabled spam call.I52iPDVersion: 7.10

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