headuck

是沒有攔截，還是攔截了沒有顯示?

沒有欄截

沒有攔截的話，有沒有開了主頁右上方的攔截開關，

有

及有 ...
laueye 發表於 2016-12-21 08:32

或許試試，除小米的permission外，也手動開啟Android6原生的App permission?

參考此頁

laueye

都係唔work, 貼圖

headuck

回覆 582# laueye

呢度仲有幾招，包括開Developer Options再disable MIUI Optimization，以及lock app.

終極一招係(如有root)convert to system app(參考)

搵到嘅係咁多，不過兩條link都有人話做晒都唔work...

laueye

呢度仲有幾招，包括開Developer Options再disable MIUI Optimization，以及lock app.

>>以上兩樣本身做左，唔work

終極一招係(如有root)convert to system app(參考)

>>Convert做sys app終於work
試用一排有事再上來     
多謝多謝

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Background Info:
Headuck version: 0.2.8
Phone A: HK-based number
Phone B: China-based number (+861xxxxxxxxxx, roaming in HK)
Problem:
When Phone A is forwarded (diverted) to Phone B in HK, phone numbers (which have been already identified by Headuck) as junk calls are not blocked successfully.  The reason is Phone B is only able to display the incoming call number as "8523xxxxxxx" (not "+8523xxxxxxx") for example.  

As a result, just wonder whether something can be done about it.  Thanks.

headuck

Background Info:
Headuck version: 0.2.8
Phone A: HK-based number
Phone B: China-based number (+861xx ...
post 發表於 2017-1-5 08:50

A setting can be added to let users specify prefix numbers, if present, to be stripped off before comparison, eg 852 followed by 8 or more digits.

At the same time some junkcall numbers are from Mainland with +86 prefix normally. In your case for card 2 how would such a number from Mainland show up?

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A setting can be added to let users specify prefix numbers, if present, to be stripped off before c ...
headuck 發表於 2017-1-5 13:21

Thanks for you reply.

1) I knew the "prefix number" setting. The problem is: not all incoming call numbers start with 852 are considered as junk calls.  The real case happened last night when "3423xxxx" (which was already identified by Headuck as a junk call) called me but Phone B simply showed it up as "8523423xxxx" which made Headuck failed to block it successfully.  (I do believe Headuck would block it properly if it showed up as "+8523423xxxx"  instead.

2) Phone B simply shows up incoming calls as "1xxxxxxxxxxxx" if it is called by a China's mobile phone number.

headuck

Thanks for you reply.

1) I knew the "prefix number" setting. The problem is: not all incoming cal ...
post 發表於 2017-1-5 15:05

1) Oh I mean a new function need to be added to let users specify prefix to be removed.  Presently this cannot be blocked since the phone is in a HK network and the app will not remove the 852.

2) I am not sure if it is the general behaviour of Mainland sim roaming in HK, if so maybe such valid mainland numbers can be dealt with by prepending with +86 for the purpose of matching with the database.

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