Version 1.9.276
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- Aug 28, 2026
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- 75.78 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 10+ (API 29)
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- Archived build
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- 75.78 MB
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- XAPK
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- Android 10+ (API 29)
- Uploaded on
- Aug 28, 2026
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Current latest: Should I Answer? 1.9.276
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Should I Answer? 1.9.276 archive notes
Should I Answer? 1.9.276 is a call-screening utility that helps Android users decide what to do with unfamiliar numbers. It checks reported numbers against a community database, then lets you choose between an alert and direct blocking through its protection levels. The app also supports number lookup, personal allow or block rules, and a dialer-oriented workflow for contacts and call history. Its onboarding explains community growth and anonymous use before presenting protection choices, making the release suitable for households, commuters, and anyone handling repeated nuisance calls. The package declares Android 10 (API 29) as its minimum platform. Active blocking depends on the relevant phone or caller-ID permissions and system role being enabled on the device.
Choose an alert or direct blocking
Protection levels let users decide how much intervention they want for unfamiliar calls. Active Protection can block reported nuisance numbers, while Passive Protection keeps a warning visible so a user can decide before answering.
Community reports and number lookup
Users can rate numbers as safe or spam, add a note, and search a caller after the call. The shared database gives recurring nuisance numbers context and lets people manage personal exceptions when a trusted contact needs an allow rule.
Anonymous setup with everyday call tools
Onboarding explains anonymous use before the protection choices, and the app can also work as a dialer with contacts, favorites, and call history. This combination suits people who want filtering in the background while keeping normal phone tasks close at hand.
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org.mistergroup.shouldianswer
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