is their an iPhone app or way to do this...

**candyflip** · 11-22-2010, 07:48 AM

I do this on my Android phone using an app called Tasker. I don't think that there's an iPhone version, but you might find something similar...and I'd bet you'd need to be jailbroken.

**DateDoc** · 11-22-2010, 07:51 AM

There is iBlacklist but not sure if it can do what you want.

**96ukssob** · 11-22-2010, 08:24 AM

Originally posted by candyflip

I do this on my Android phone using an app called Tasker. I don't think that there's an iPhone version, but you might find something similar...and I'd bet you'd need to be jailbroken.

ive looked around and cant find anything close

Originally posted by DateDoc

There is iBlacklist but not sure if it can do what you want.

i tried something similar to that, but i want to give them the ability to make incoming calls during certain times. what i'm trying to do is avoid having to get a second phone as some of these guys I work with call me at 7am and multiple times in a row regardless of how many times i tell them not to

**Adraco** · 11-22-2010, 08:49 AM

Google Voice does exactly that, you can decide who rings through and at what times. No need for different people to know your personal number, just redirect you Google Voice number when you need too or feel like it.

**myneid** · 11-22-2010, 08:54 AM

second that for google voice. its really good at that.

but wihout that you can jailbreak. i use a program called mcleaner for people that still have my main iphone number and not my gv number

**Wilsy** · 11-22-2010, 10:26 AM

PYSL app (Protect your sex life)
Create black and white lists with scheduling.

**Bird** · 11-22-2010, 10:31 AM

I don't believe the iphone SDK allows developers to capture the incoming call number. I was looking in to it when I wanted to try and write an app that forwards custom calls for me.

**KillerK** · 11-22-2010, 10:57 AM

Is there anyway to clone my sim so I can use 2 different phones with the same number?

iPhone is great for everything but talking, so I wanted to get a phone that has better reception.

**96ukssob** · 11-22-2010, 07:14 PM

Originally posted by Bird

I don't believe the iphone SDK allows developers to capture the incoming call number. I was looking in to it when I wanted to try and write an app that forwards custom calls for me.

yeah thats what i heard... sucks. I'm in a contract with AT&T, like most people and signing my number over to Google voice will void the agreement.

however, im wondering if you can add a 2nd number through AT&T (not voip) like you could with older blackberries. then i could forward all my main number calls to google voice, then those back to my new number... ARGH! headache!

Originally posted by KillerK

Is there anyway to clone my sim so I can use 2 different phones with the same number?

iPhone is great for everything but talking, so I wanted to get a phone that has better reception.

years ago i found a company that specialized in this. You took your SIM and connected to this device and when you left your house you decided what phone you wanted it to send to. problem is they had a huge monthly service and their "sync" feature was HORRIBLE. I got to demo it about 4 years ago for a month while I was going to do an SEM campaign for them.

Company ended up flopping right when newer smart phones came out. Was a great idea as I had a Nokia e65 and Motorola KRAZR that I would swap out depending on what I was doing

**CPA37710T** · 11-22-2010, 07:29 PM

u shud consider getting an android

is their an iPhone app or way to do this...

is their an iPhone app or way to do this...

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