Welcome
Helping you stay safe from predatory phone scammers.
Here at Next Level Privacy, we understand the need and right for privacy. Every day more and more people fall victim to phone scammers, con artists, identity theft and outright harassment. A call center can simply change their number as many times as you block it, so how do you protect yourself and stop the harassment? You use Block All.
Block All is our cellular privacy application that treats all phone numbers not programmed or saved in your phone as a blocked call. Think of it like a VIP list at an exclusive club. If someone is not on the list, they do not get in, and YOU are the one who makes your list! Your contact list in your phone is yours; we do not harvest your information or data. Block All is an application designed to keep you safe while operating as minimal as humanly possible.
Need help protecting your cell phones privacy? Download Block All, so you only hear from your people.
Website and phone application is still under construction and review. Please be patient with us during this time.
Core features
The application Block All has a number of unique features. Here, you will find more information on those features. Such core features include call filtering, the kill switch, SMS flagging, and the whitelist.
Call Filtering
The basic and most powerful feature in our application is the call filtering feature. This feature does not use a database or require the help from an outside third party to work. We do not collect, harvest or use your data. That is your personal property. The core application works by checking if the phone number from an incoming call is already saved into your phone. Like a bouncer at a club, if you are not on the list, you do not get in and YOU are the one who makes YOUR list. Anyone whose phone number is saved in your contacts list can contact you as normal. If an outside number tries to contact you, it is automatically treated as a blocked call. This makes it nearly impossible for telemarketers, phone scammers and wrong numbers to be able to talk to you.
Please see the in-app call log for the list of numbers that have tried to contact you. These numbers will also appear in your default call log on your phone.
There is one very big down side to this feature. If you are expecting a call from an unknown number such as for a job interview or a new doctor’s office you are very likely to miss the call. Our terms of service and privacy policy states clearly that you are responsible for making sure any and all numbers you want to contact you are saved into your phone. Basically, if you want to hear from someone, be sure to save them in your phone. We strongly advise you have all of your medical and legal phone numbers saved into your phone.
In the event you are unsure of the callback number you are expecting. You need to utilize our other basic and important feature, the kill switch.
Kill Switch
The kill switch is exactly what is sounds like. It turns off the app so you can receive calls from anyone at any time. This feature is intended to limit the chance of a missed important call. A call from a new doctor’s office, a callback for a new job offer, or even someone you just met Saturday night. The kill switch is there to help you stay connected on your terms. You can turn the app on or off anytime, as many times as you want so long as you are paying your subscription.
SMS Flagging
SMS flagging is designed to flag text messages from unknown numbers. Currently you will still receive notifications from unknown numbers as normal. For the time being use this feature as a helpful guide to save important SMS notifications into your contacts list. This includes three-to-five-digit notification texts from food delivery services and medical notifications as well as full phone numbers. To be very clear, this application filters all phone numbers from SMS and calls.
Please see the in-app SMS log for the list of numbers that have tried to contact you. These numbers will also appear in your default SMS inbox on your phone. The SMS flagging feature also shows you in your in-app log numbers that you have blocked that are still trying to get in contact with you. We have this feature for pushy text notifications that you have already tried to block. This gives you a log in the event you want to follow up with these third parties.
The Whitelist
One of the unique features of our application is the whitelist feature. A whitelist (often referred to as an "allow list" or "safe list") is a cybersecurity mechanism that explicitly grants access or permissions to a pre-approved list of entities while blocking everything else by default.
For our application we have preloaded our whitelist with the N11 short codes to allow callbacks from emergency services and the suicide prevention hotline. See section 3 Emergency Services in our terms of service agreement for the complete list of numbers.
Some android phones do not allow you to program 911 into your contact list to prevent accidental dials. While in an emergency situation it might be difficult to utilize the kill switch in the app to allow a callback from Emergency Services. While it states clearly in our Terms of Service that YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING YOU CAN RECEIVE EMERGENCY CALLS. We added the N11 short codes to our whitelist to make it easier for anyone who uses our app to be able to be contacted by emergency services. You still remain liable and responsible for receiving cell phone calls from emergency and or medical services.
Third parties cannot pay to be added to the whitelist. If anyone is added to the whitelist by Next Level Privacy LLC it is with the legitimate intent to benefit and protect the people who use our application.
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