I am getting daily calls from a number(262-704-9780) and want to block it. They are calling my carrier number which I have not used or given out anywhere (T-mobile $30 prepaid plan). I use google voice on data instead.
How can I block a number on the Moto E 2015?
I can't find any setting in the Phone/dialer app, contacts, or in the Android settings. The T-mobile site doesn't have any functionality for this and although they do have a paid Family allowance addon, it is not even available for prepaid plans. I am guessing that I will need to install a separate app. Any app recommendations that are lightweight with minimal permissions would be great.
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Hi,
Just got together with some friends and they were showing me free Wi-Fi internet calls with their devices. One was an Apple iPod touch using Talkatone and the other an Android with Groove IP. My question then is there any equivalent free (ideally) or paid services equivelant to these? They were both single programs that linked to google voice accounts. Everything I'm reading requires one program and then a SIP account. I've seen PortGo and Pocket Talk but they both want a SIP account during setup. Any recommendations for mobile to landline (again free if possible). I'll continue to search but there's so much old data with broken link. Hoping someone has up-to-date info.
Best to all and thank you
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Try to google Express Talk. For me working link was to freewarepocketpc dot com website.
I couldn't find anything better. For Android my favorite one is 3CX Phone, unfortunately they don't port it to WinMo
After I installed a different rom I can no longer access Verizon in app billing. Before I was able to purchase apps from the market and have them billed to my VZW monthly bill. Now for some reason it doesn't show up, I only can add credit cards or redeem codes. Anyone know how to fix this? Do I need an updated market apk or something?
I am looking for an app that you can install on a phone that will send daily reports of data usage for that phone, specifically data that was used on the cellular network, via email or SMS.
I think something like:
3G Watchdog Pro SMS extension (I cannot post the link, it's in the play store)
although I haven't used that app, as it requires the paid version of 3G Watchdog Pro. I'm not against paying for the app, but I thought I would look for free alternatives first, and I'm not entirely sure it will do what I want.
Certain MVNOs don't provide an online resource for checking data usage. I know that this is part of the cost with using an MVNO versus a top carrier. Being being able to see a report of data usage for accounts, even if it's just a daily report, can help to monitor data usage and activity. It would be easier if I could have all of this information reported to me daily, rather than having to physically review the data usage on each phone.
I'm just wondering if there are any such apps available or if the referenced 3G Watchdog SMS Extension is the only one. And I don't even know what all it reports.
got a 2GB limit on my data plan, except for Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp, which they all have unlimited data. Any other app adds to the toll.
The thing is, for Facebook and Twitter they have to be through the official apps, which I absolutely despise. I would much rather use Tinfoil and Fenix respectively. Is there a way to hide use of Fenix instead of official twitter app? for instance? Or even better, make my carrier think Im using facebook when Im actually using say ...Spotify?
Thanks!!!
Yesterday my brother bought a Consumer Cellular MOTO E LTE (2nd Generation) 2015 device. It is a XT1527 with Android 5.1. He only got a 1500 text and 150mb data plan. This is his first smartphone ever and his last phone was a 2005 flip phone.
This is how he plans on using it. He wants it for checking Gmail, making a few hundred text messages every month, and for BT Headset phone calls. He is a truck driver and that is all it will be used for. He does not need Hangouts, Chrome or anything else on the device for that matter, not yet anyway. How can I setup his MOTO E like that? I already set a data limit to 150MB, but he wants 100% of all of that 150MB data for checking gmail only. Not sure if he plans on replying to gmail messages, but unless its important I doubt it.
Is this phone possible to setup like that and can I uninstall most of his unused apps? OH, and I already tried to remove apps such as Chrome and Hangouts and only updates get removed, not the entire app. So I will need root, but not sure I should try that on the XT1527. Maybe its possible to install and run a already rooted ROM without unlocking the bootloader? Any ideas on how to accomplish the above tasks?
Try disabling unwanted internet using apps from settings, disable sync for everything except contacts and gmail and also switch on "Background data restrictions" to avoid any apps running in the background to use up data. If you're using only mobile data, even turning on battery saver mode at all times will indirectly help you save some data