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iBlacklist
For iPhone iDevBrTeam
’s Manual Version 2.2-1
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Table of Contents 1. OVERVIEW
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1.1 IBLACKLIST MAIN FEATURES 1.2 IBLACKLIST INSTALLATION
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2. IBLACKLIST VIEWS
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2.1 VIEW 2.2 MAIN VIEW 2.3 BLACKLIST VIEW 2.4 BLACKLIST’S S VIEW 2.5 BLACKLIST’S ADD VIEW 2.6 WHITELIST VIEW 2.7 WHITELIST’S S VIEW 2.8 WHITELIST’S ADD VIEW 2.9 HISTORY VIEW 2.10 ACTIVE LIST VIEW 2.11 ACTION SETUP VIEW 2.12 CALL SETTINGS VIEW 2.13 SMS SETTINGS VIEW 2.14 SCHEDULER VIEWS 2.15 EXTRAS VIEWS 2.16 SET VIEW 2.17 VIEW
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3. MULTIPLE ACTIVE LISTS
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4. FAQ’S
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
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1. Overview We from iDevBrTeam are pleasant to introduce to you our tool for calls and sms selection. Yes, this tool can keep you unreachable to certain people, from who you don’t want to receive calls or be bothered by messages. This tool offers you a high quality solution at a very low cost (LIFETIME License), comparing to how much a carrier charges you for the same service (per month). Basically, iBlacklist is a software developed exclusively to operate on iPhones running any firmware, and it’s main job is to search on lists for number to be blocked (when using blacklist concept), or search for numbers to be accepted (when using whitelist concept). Based on those lists, the software will check it’s setup and let calls/sms go through or be blocked. It has independent settings for calls and messages, wich let you set it up as your needs for both types of events. It also has some special features like Privacy, where you can set it to remove the popups that are placed on lock screen when a message arrives or an sms reaches your device. It has the Parental Control feature, where also the calls originated from the device will be blocked based on active lists. It’s important to cite that, when you install it on your device, it’s an uned version, wich has some limitations compared to a ed version (fully operational). These limitations will be explained in further sections of this manual. The following is a list for the main features of iBlacklist.
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1.1. iBlacklist main features • Easiest way to operate and set up. Very intuitive. • Individual call disconnection setup for each ; • Call Blocking facility (Including Unknown/Restricted ID callers); • SMS blocking/filtering facility; • Popup removal from lock screen for lost events (Privacy), keeping the sound/vibration notifications; • Protects your privacy by ; • Multiple Active Lists (ed Only); • Unlimited number of s per list (ed Only); • Individual Scheduler for each list; • Works with black and white lists concept; • For Blacklists, you can individually set many options like call disconnection type, the event type you want to block/filter from that and if that is eligible to receive an auto reply sms; • Auto Reply SMS for CALLS feature, where the system will send your custom sms text to blocked callers; (ed Only) • Auto Reply SMS for SMS feature, where the system will send your custom sms text to filtered messages. This feature is completely independent from the previous (ed Only); • You can add s to any list from your Address Book, Recent Calls or Recent SMS history; • Independent history, where blocked/filtered events will be stored for later visualization. Please note your setup needs to be correct in order to store records on this history; • Four (4) typer of action for calls, wich varies from send the caller to voicemail to completely ignore. • Use of statusbar icons, sound/vibration notifications fully configurable; • Parental Control with silent record storage.
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1.2. iBlacklist Installation One of the most common questions we receive about iBlacklist is: How do I install it on my device? The answer is: Cydia !!! If you don’t even dream about to know what Cydia is, it means you don’t own a jailbroken iPhone. The jailbreak is a term used to refer to devices that can freely install and run whatever application the might want or need. Please understand that JAILBREAK IS NOT UNLOCKING your device. It’s a risk free process where you will open the OS to install and run whatever applications. Also, you can ALWAYS restore your device to the factory state using iTunes, wich will vanish the jailbreak modifications. Everything that was working before this process will continue to work, including all the default applications and pre installed software’s like AppStore and it’s applications. You will just open another door for you to choose a path. Once you jailbreak your device, you will have a software called Cydia, wich is a third parties application installer. To install iBlacklist, please do this (requires a jailbroken device): • Make sure you have a data connection ON, like 3G, Edge or Wifi; • Open Cydia; • Wait for it to load; • Click on Sections; • Scroll the view to Utilities and select it; • Scroll the view to the i letter, there will be the iBlacklist package; • Select it and Install it
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2. iBlacklist Views We’ll start a tour on iBlacklist views on this section. Basically each view will be followed by a detailed explanation about each presented option. 2.1. View
If you just installed the application, you shall not see this view, since the protection is disabled by a default installation. If you enabled the protection, you shall see it every time you launch the application. Just touch the field, inform your and hit the red button to access the application’s main view. The default is 1, so if you didn’t change it, it must work by default.
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2.2. Main View
When you gain access to the application, you will see this view. Please note the Uned Version button on the bottom of the view. When it is pressed, you will be redirected to the view. Once you successfully the application, this button won’t be showed again. Before we proceed, it’s very important to explain the difference between blacklist and whitelist concepts. Blacklist: Is a list where s added to it will be blocked. If the caller does not match to any present on list, it will be ACCEPTED. Restricted/Unknown ID callers do not apply to this list, since it’s based on numbers. To block them, go to Call Settings and set the Restricted Number option to ON. Whitelist: Is a list where s added to it will be accepted. If the caller does not match to any present on list, it will be BLOCKED.
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The following are the options presented on this view. To access them, just click over the row you want to check. • Enabled: Turn the system ON/OFF. If the switch has it’s state toggled, a respring will happen when exiting the application. • BlackList : Gives you access to your blacklists, so you can create, edit or delete them. • WhiteList: Gives you access to your whitelists, so you can create, edit or delete them. • View History: Presents the history of blocked calls/sms, offering you a complete report and reply possibilities. • Active List: Shows you the current active lists. You can also change the current active lists accessing this option. • Action Setup: Presents the 4 types of actions for calls. Note this apply to Whitelists only. Since Blacklists have individual action setup for each , this option does not apply to them, unless you ENABLE the switch to extend the setup to blacklist. • Call Settings: Shows you all the settings available for Calls. You can configure the system’s behavior for call events using this option. • SMS Settings: Shows you all the settings available for SMS. You can configure the system’s behavior for SMS events using this option. • Scheduler: Gives you access to scheduler for each list, so you will be abled to setup the scheduled operation individually for each list you have. • Extras: Redirects the to the Extras view, where the Privacy, Parental Control and Signaling options can be set. • : Redirects the to the setup view.
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2.3. BlackList View
When you click over the BlackList row in the main view, you will be redirected to this view. Here you can see all your blacklists. Click on the red circle, on the left side of each row, to animate the deletion option to appear. Click again over it to dismiss the delete button. If you click over the delete button, the respective list will be deleted. If you select one row of the presented table, you will be redirected to the s View of the specific list. By hitting the red button (Create) on the navigation bar, a popup will appear and you will be abled to type the new list’s name, then create it.
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2.4. BlackList’s s View
After clicking over a row in the Blacklist view, you will be redirected to the s view of that specific list. On this view, a lot of information is displayed. Each row is a you added to that list. On the left side of each row, there’s room for 2 types of icons. One for calls and one for sms. When these icons are visible, it means that event will be BLOCKED for that . To be clear, when you see the red icon for calls, it means the calls from that will be blocked. When you see the red icon for sms, it means the sms from that will be filtered. Right beside the icons, you will see the ’s name and number you informed.
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On the right side, you can see if that is eligible to receive the auto reply sms, by a label informing AutoReply. You also can see wich disconnection type is applied to each ., by another label, above the AutoReply label, with 4 options: • Voicemail • Busy (Busy Signal) • Hangup (Accept and Hangup) • No Action When you click over a ’s row, an action sheet will appear and you will be abled to choose from many options: • Make a call • Send an sms • Edit • Delete • Cancel (dismiss the action sheet) To add a , you must click on the red button (+) presented in the navigation bar. It will redirect you to the Blacklist’s Add View. If you press the back button, you will be redirected to the previous view.
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2.5. BlackList’s Add View
After clicking on the red button (+) presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the add view, where you can configure the new you want to add. You have 4 options to select: • Add from s (Address Book); • Add from Recent Calls (MobilePhone history); • Add from Recent SMS (MobileSMS history); • Manually inform the name and number. The first 3 options redirect you to a specific ’s list view. The address book is presented in the regular format, respecting your preferences setup for ordering and
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sorting your s. For s with more than one number associated, is possible to add them all at once. To add a using the first 3 options, access the option you want and select the specific row. An action sheet will appear and will present buttons with each number to add. Click on the option you want and finish the ’s setup presented on this current view. To add a manually, just click on the field you want to type and the keyboard will show. Type both informations (Display and Number). To dismiss the keyboard, hit the Return key. Now you need to finish the ’s configuration. There is a row with a red call icon followed by a switch. If this switch is set to ON, this will have it’s calls blocked, otherwise no action will be performed when receiving calls from this , and the call will be accepted. The same goes for the next row, with the red sms icon. If the switch is ON, the sms from this will be filtered, otherwise it will be accepted. The next row is the AutoReply SMS setup for that . Switch it ON to make that eligible to receive an auto reply sms when any related event is blocked or filtered. By switching it OFF, that won’t receive the auto reply sms when that feature is active. Finally, you must set the action to be performed when a call is received from that . Click on the row and another view will present you 4 options: • Voicemail • Busy Signal • Answer and Hangup (Won’t leave you voicemail) • No Action (the call is not disconnected but also does not ring your device)
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Just select the option you want and click on the Back button presented in the navigation bar. Now your setup is ready, you need to add that to the list. The only way to do it is to click on the red button saying Add to list. TO ADD THE CLICK ON THE RED BUTTON Important In UED MODE, only 2 s can be added to a list. To remove the limitations, please with us.
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2.6. WhiteList View
When you click over the WhiteList row in the main view, you will be redirected to this view. Here you can see all your whitelists. Click on the red circle, on the left side of each row, to animate the deletion option to appear. Click again over it to dismiss the delete button. If you click over the delete button, the respective list will be deleted. If you select one row of the presented table, you will be redirected to the s View of the specific list. By hitting the red button (Create) on the navigation bar, a popup will appear and you will be able to type the new list’s name, and finally create it.
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2.7. WhiteList’s s View
After clicking over a row in the WhiteList view, you will be redirected to the s view of that specific list. On this view, a lot of information is displayed. Each row is a you added to that list. On the left side of each row, there’s room for 2 types of icons. One for calls and one for sms. When these icons are visible, it means that will be ACCEPTED for that event. To be clear, when you see the green icon for calls, it means the calls from that will be accepted. When you see the green icon for sms, it means the sms from that will be accepted. If you don’t see one of these icons, it means the event will be blocked for that . Right beside the icons, you will see the ’s name and number you informed.
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Different from blacklists, here you will accept the numbers, so there’s no way to set who is eligible to receive the auto reply sms, since you don’t know who you will block. When you click over a ’s row, an action sheet will appear and you will be abled to choose from many options: • Make a call • Send an sms • Edit • Delete • Cancel (dismiss the action sheet) To add a , you must click on the red button (+) presented in the navigation bar. It will redirect you to the Whitelist’s Add View. If you press the back button, you will be redirected to the previous view.
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2.8. Whitelist’s Add View
After clicking on the red button (+) presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the add view, where you can configure the new you want to add. You have 4 options to select: • Add from s (Address Book); • Add from Recent Calls (MobilePhone history); • Add from Recent SMS (MobileSMS history); • Manually inform the name and number. The first 3 options redirect you to a specific ’s list view. The address book is presented in the regular format, respecting your preferences setup for ordering and sorting your s. For numbers with more than one number associated, is possible to add them all at once.
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To add a using the first 3 options, access the option you want and select the specific row. An action sheet will appear and will present buttons with each number to add. Click on the option you want and finish the ’s setup presented on this current view. To add a manually, just click on the field you want to type and the keyboard will show. Type both informations (Display and Number). To dismiss the keyboard, hit the Return key. Now you need to finish the ’s configuration. There is a row with a green call icon followed by a switch. If this switch is set to ON, this will have it’s calls accepted, otherwise, the calls will be blocked. The same goes for the next row, with the green sms icon. If the switch is ON, the messages from this will be accepted, otherwise they will be filtered. TO ADD THE CLICK ON THE RED BUTTON Important In UED MODE, only 2 s can be added to a list. To remove the limitations, please with us.
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2.9. History View
When you select the View History option, in the main view, you will be redirected to the iBlacklist history. Each row in this table is an event record. The newest is always shown on top, as the first row. On the left side of each row, there will be an icon. This icons represent the type of event that was ed by the system. The red call icon informs the row is related to a blocked call. The red sms icon informs the row is related to a filtered message. Because the system also filters the message you send, the red sms icon will have 2 types of arrows. The green one, pointing to the right, is related to messages you sent. The
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magenta arrow pointing to the left is related to messages you received. By clicking on any row, you will be abled to call them back, read the message you received / sent, or reply to them. Also, there is a button bar at the bottom of the view. It presents 3 options to visualize the history. The first option presents all the records available. The second one presents only blocked calls and the third one presents only filtered messages. Click over each button in this button bar to toggle the history to the mode you want.
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2.10. Active List View
After clicking on the Active List row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the Active List view, where you can configure your active list in uned mode, or multiple active lists in ed mode. Basically it will present all your lists as rows in a table. By selecting on row, you will toggle the state of that list, meaning if it was set to active, you will deactivate it and vice versa. When the software is uned, only one list can be set as active at a given time. As a result, when you select a list to be active, all the other lists will become inactive. The ed mode let you add as many active lists you want.
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Important In UED MODE, only one list can be active. To remove the limitations, please with us. Press the Save button present in the navigation bar to save your new active lists, otherwise the changes won’t be saved.
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2.11. Action Setup View
After clicking on the Action Setup row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the Action Setup view. Here you will be abled to set the call disconnection type for whitelists, but also there is the possibility to expand it for blacklist use. Basically, because the blacklist’s s have the individual action for calls, this setup is, at first, only applicable to whitelists. , whitelists are lists of accepted numbers, so you don’t know who you will block and there is no need to setup individual actions since the s will be accepted. This view is a global setup for actions related to whitelists. It presents 4 actions:
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Voicemail Busy Signal Answer and Hangup (Won’t leave you voicemail) No Action (the call is not disconnected but also does not ring your device)
Click over a row and the option will be selected. A check mark will appear. The last row presents the option to extend the setup above to all blacklists, disconsidering the individual action setup for each . It’s a quick way to switch the action for blacklists at once. The previous individual setup isn’t actually overridden, it remains as it was, so toggle this switch to OFF will bring the same individual setup you had before. Press the Save button on the navigation bar to store this new setup.
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2.12. Call Settings View
After clicking on the Call Settings row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the Call Settings view. Here are the global actions setup for blocked calls. Set things up correctly in this view is the key for iBlacklist to work as you expect. The following are the options presented in this view: • Save History: If this switch is set to ON, the software will store each blocked call as a new record on history. When set to OFF, no records will be stored for blocked calls; • Delete Recent Calls: If this switch is set to ON, the software will perform the deletion of the just blocked call on the default MobilePhone history,
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leaving not trace of this call on the default software. If it’s set to OFF, the just blocked call will generate a new record on the default MobilePhone application; Restricted Number: If this switch is set to ON, the software will also block callers with ID restricted or unknown. When it’s set to OFF, all calls with restricted/unknown ID will be accepted; Address Book Only: If this switch is set to ON, the software will automatically accept only people present in your Address Book, and reject who isn’t there. Please note the active list has precedence over it. This feature is disabled in uned mode. Show Statusbar Icon: Set it ON to place a status bar icon for blocked calls. If it’s set to OFF, no icon will be placed on the status bar when a call is blocked; Sound Notify: Set it to ON makes the system play a sound notification when a call is blocked. Set it to OFF to don’t use sound notifications for blocked calls; Vibrate: When it’s ON, the system will vibrate during a short period of time when a call is just blocked. When it’s OFF, no vibration is triggered. AutoReply SMS: Click on this row to be redirected to the Auto Reply SMS view for CALLS. On this view you will have a switch to set the Auto Reply SMS feature ON and a textfield to type your custom message.This feature is disabled in uned mode.
Don’t forget to hit the Save button present on the navigation bar to effectively store your settings.
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2.13. SMS Settings View
After clicking on the SMS Settings row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the SMS Settings view. Here are the global actions setup for blocked messages. Set things up correctly in this view is the key for iBlacklist to work as you expect. The following are the options presented in this view: • Save History: If this switch is set to ON, the software will store each blocked sms as a new record on history. When set to OFF, no records will be stored for blocked sms; • Delete SMS: If this switch is set to ON, the software will perform the deletion of the just blocked sms on the default MobileSMS history, leaving not trace of
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this sms on the default software. If it’s set to OFF, the just blocked sms will generate a new record on the default MobileSMS application; Address Book Only: If this switch is set to ON, the software will automatically accept only people present in your Address Book, and reject who isn’t there. Please note the active list has precedence over it. This feature is disabled in uned mode. Show Statusbar Icon: Set it ON to place a status bar icon for blocked sms. If it’s set to OFF, no icon will be placed on the status bar when a sms is blocked; Sound Notify: Set it to ON makes the system play a sound notification when a sms is blocked. Set it to OFF to don’t use sound notifications for blocked sms; Vibrate: When it’s ON, the system will vibrate during a short period of time when a sms is just blocked. When it’s OFF, no vibration is triggered. AutoReply SMS: Click on this row to be redirected to the Auto Reply SMS view for SMS. On this view you will have a switch to set the Auto Reply SMS feature ON and a textfield to type your custom message.This feature is disabled in uned mode.
Don’t forget to hit the Save button present on the navigation bar to effectively store your settings.
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2.14. Scheduler Views
After clicking on the Scheduler row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the selection view. On this view you will see all your lists presented in a table. By selection any row of that table, you will be redirected to the Scheduler View of that list. Basically, this scheduler view will present you a table with all the days of the week labels on the left side of each row. On the right side there will be a text informing you the start/end time set for the day. By selecting any row of that list, you will be redirected to the Set Rules view for the day of the week you just chose.
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On the Set Rules view, you will be able to configure the start and the finish time for the day, by selecting one of the first two rows. A date picker will show and you can select the exact hour and minutes you might need. This is the first step to correctly configure the scheduled operation for the day. The second, and very important, step is set the active state. Next section of the table presents 3 options for the active state: • Inside Interval • Outside Interval • Disabled What does this Interval means? It means the time interval between the start and finish time. Yes, the ones you just set on the 2 options above this table. By selecting the Inside Interval option, you are telling the software to operate (block calls/sms)from the start time to the finish time, and don’t operate (accept everything) from 00:00 to start time and from finish time to 23:59 on the day. By selecting the Outside Interval option, you are telling the software to operate in the opposite interval. It means you want it to block calls and messages from 00:00 to start time, then stop operating from start time to finish time, and start blocking calls/sms from finish time to 23:59 on the day. By selecting the Disabled option, you are telling the software to not use the scheduler on that day, so it will be operating (blocking calls/sms) during the entire day, from 00:00 to 23:59. Hit the Save button on the top navigation bar to effectively store your new settings for that day.
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2.15. Extras View
After clicking on the Extras row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the selection view. This view will present you a table with 3 sections. The first section is the Notification Privacy, and presents 3 rows: • Call Privacy: Switch ON to remove the popup of missed calls from your lock screen; • SMS Privacy: Switch ON to remove the text preview popup of recent sms from your lock screen, and still keep the vibration/sound notification; • Call Forward Privacy: Switch ON to remove the popup of Call Forwarding Active and Outgoing Call Forwarded, if you have them (This option requires a respring);
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The second section is the Singaling. It has a single row caller Use Badge. Set it to ON and iBlacklist will place a badge (red circle) on it’s SpringBoard icon when a call or a sms is blocked. The badge will be in the following format: X/Y Where: X = number of new blocked calls Y = number of new blocked messages To clean up the badge, just open iBlacklist and check the history. The last section is the Parental Control. It presents 2 rows: • Enable: Switch ON to enable the parental control mode • Save History: Switch ON to store the blocked outgoing call records on iBlacklist history. The Parental Control is an operation mode where iBlacklist will also block outgoing calls. The won’t be able to receive AND call numbers, everything based on lists. To make sure your sons will only talk to the right people, use this feature allied to a whitelist and you be good to go.
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2.16. Set View
After clicking on the row presented in the previous view, you will be redirected to the view. The first row is the enable switch for the protection. Set it to ON to force protection to access the software. Protect your privacy by using this option. The following 2 rows are the and Confirm fields, where you need to type your and confirm it. Only number are accepted to form your new . Hit the Save button to store the new setup. Important The default is 1
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2.17. View
Clicking on the red button, present on the bottom of the main view of iBlacklist, you will be redirected to the view. You will see two rows. The first one is called Key, and will present a 22 characters number. This is a unique number for your device, and will NEVER change due to a restore or update. The second field is the activation key, wich is blank and is the correct place for you to type your activation code. To with us, please click on the red button (Buy Now) present on the navigation bar to open safari and go to our website, or please visit our website for this purpose on your computer. The address is www.iblacklist.com.br Once you your device, you will receive your activation key, wich also is always the same for your device.
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So you will be able to restore or update as many times you might need and still reuse the same activation key. You will receive your activation key in 24/48 hours. Please type it in the second field presented in this view and hit the red button saying Confirm Code to successfully and unlock iBlacklist. After this, is necessary to quit the application to fully unlock the system.
Important When purchasing a license, please don’t forget to inform your key. It’s impossible to generate your license without this number, and will take longer for you to receive the activation key.
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3. Multiple Active Lists In this section you will find the explanation about how to use the multiple active lists feature. When you set two or more lists to be active, you will see in the right side of each active list row a text informing it’s priority regarding to others active lists. This priority is set when you define the list to be active, and it’s done by the selection order. As an example, if you already had one list as active, it shall inform you the priority 1 for that list. When you select one more list to be active, the priority of this new selection will be 2. The priority tells the system what list must be searched first. The priority number reflects the order the system get the lists to perform the search. As an example, the list with priority set to 1 will be the first list to be used on the search. If the caller does not match to this list, the system will search on the list with priority 2, then 3… At the end of the all active lists, if no match occurs, the call or sms will get through. If the match occurs, the call or sms will be blocked. Note the main purpose of iBlacklist is to BLOCK CALLS AND SMS. For this reason, when you set a Whitelist to be active, this list will determine if the call will be accepted or blocked, no matter how more lists you have set as active after this whitelist. This happens because a whitelist is a list of accepted people, and if there is a match, the call or sms must go through as you expect, but if there isn’t any match to that list, obviously the call or sms needs to be blocked. As a result, the lists with priority set after this whitelist will never be consulted.
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WARNING Any whitelist set as active will determine the end of the list searching process to identify if the caller needs to be blocked. The needs to pay attention to the scheduler setup of each list. When multiple lists are scheduled to run during the time the call or sms arrived, they will be consulted by it’s priority, as explained before. If the list is not scheduled to run during the time the call or sms arrived, it won’t be searched and the software will skip to the next active list. This able the to set a whitelist as active but still use other lists as active with priority set after the whitelist, when this whitelist is scheduled to not run. As a result, the later lists will be used on the search because the whitelist wasn’t scheduled to run, so it can’t be used to block or accept anyone.
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4. FAQ’s In this section you will find the explanation about how to setup iBlacklist to operate as your needs. Question: How do I add a to a blacklist? 1) Select BlackList row on the main view; 2) Select the list you want to add a ; 3) Click on the + button on the navigation bar; 4) Choose one of the three options to add a (from AddressBook, call log or sms log) or type the name and number; 5) Set if you want to block calls, sms or both; 6) Set if the is eligible to receive the AutoReply SMS; 7) Set the call action for that ; 8) Click on the red button to effectively add it to the list. Question: How do I add a to a whitelist? 1) Select WhiteList row on the main view; 2) Select the list you want to add a ; 3) Click on the + button on the navigation bar; 4) Choose one of the three options to add a (from AddressBook, call log or sms log) or type the name and number; 5) Set if you want to accept calls, sms or both; 6) Click on the red button to effectively add it to the list.
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Question: How do I return a call to a blocked caller on my history? 1) Select History row on the main view; 2) Select the row of the caller you want to call; 3) Click on the button with the number of the caller to make a call. Question: How do I clear all my history? 1) Select History row on the main view; 2) Click on the clear button in the navigation bar; 3) Click on the Clear All History button. Question: How do I clear a single row in my history? 1) Select History row on the main view; 2) Click on the clear button in the navigation bar; 3) Click on the Delete Individual button. 4) Click on the red circle positioned in the left part of the row you want to delete; 5) Click on the delete button on the right side of the row you want to delete; 6) Click on the Done button to exit the deletion mode.
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Question: How do I read the blocked sms from my history? 1) Select History row on the main view; 2) Select the row with the blocked sms. Question: How do I reply to a blocked sms from my history? 1) Select History row on the main view; 2) Select the row with the blocked sms; 3) Click on the reply button in the navigation bar. Question: How do I set a list to be active? 1) Select Active List row on the main view; 2) Select the row of list you want to set as active; Question: How do I set a list to be inactive? 1) Select Active List row on the main view; 2) Select the row of list you want to set as inactive;
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Question: How do I set the system to remove the blocked call from default history? 1) Select Call Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Delete Recent Calls to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I set the system to store the blocked call on iBlacklist history? 1) Select Call Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Save History to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I block unknown/restricted callers? 1) Select Call Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Restricted Number to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I accept only people in my address book? 1) Select Call Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Address Book Only to ON (Only in ed Version); 3) Set an empty blacklist as the only active list; 4) Click on Save.
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Question: What is the difference from the uned version to the ed version? 1) You can add only 2 s to a list; 2) You can’t use the Auto Reply SMS features; 3) No multiple active lists is possible, only one list can be active; 4) You can’t use the Address Book Only options. Question: How do I set the system to remove the blocked sms from default history? 1) Select SMS Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Delete SMS to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I set the system to store the blocked sms on iBlacklist history? 1) Select SMS Settings row on the main view; 2) Set the Save History to ON; 3) Click on Save.
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Question: How do I set the system to place icons on status bar for blocked events? 1) Select Call Settings for calls or SMS Settings for sms on the main view; 2) Set Show Statusbar Icon to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I set the system to play a sound for blocked events? 1) Select Call Settings for calls or SMS Settings for sms on the main view; 2) Set Sound Notify to ON; 3) Click on Save. Question: How do I set the system to vibrate for blocked events? 1) Select Call Settings for calls or SMS Settings for sms on the main view; 2) Set Vibrate to ON; 3) Click on Save.
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Question: How do I configure the Auto Reply SMS for blocked calls? 1) Select Call Settings on the main view; 2) Click on AutoReply SMS; 3) Set the Enable switch to ON; 4) Type your custom message; 5) Click on the Back button. Question: How do I configure the Auto Reply SMS for blocked sms? 1) Select SMS Settings on the main view; 2) Click on AutoReply SMS; 3) Set the Enable switch to ON; 4) Type your custom message; 5) Click on the Back button. Question: How do I schedule a list? 1) Select Scheduler on the main view; 2) Select the list you want to schedule; 3) Select the day of the week you want to setup; 4) Set the start time; 5) Set the finish time; 6) Inform if the system will run inside the start‐finish interval, outside the start‐finish interval or if the scheduler is disabled for that day (works full time); 7) Hit the Save button and repeat for the other days.
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Question: How do I disable the popup on lockscreen for missed calls? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the Call Privacy to ON; 3) Hit the Save button. Question: How do I disable the sms preview for recent sms, and still have vibration and sound notifications? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the SMS Privacy to ON; 3) Hit the Save button. Question: How do I disable the annoying “Call Forward Active”and “Outgoing Call Forwarded”popups? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the Call Forward Privacy to ON; 3) Hit the Save button. Question: How do I make iBlacklist place a red circle on it’s icon for blocked events? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the Use Badge to ON; 3) Hit the Save button.
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Question: How do I block outgoing calls based on lists (Enable Parental Control)? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the Enable switch to ON; 3) Hit the Save button. Question: How do I also store outgoing blocked calls on iBlacklist history for Parental Control? 1) Select Extras on the main view; 2) Set the Enable switch to ON; 3) Set the Save History to ON; 4) Hit the Save button. Question: How do I protect iBlacklist to avoid unwanted people to access it? 1) Select on the main view; 2) Set the Startup switch to ON; 3) Inform your ; 4) Confirm your ; 5) Hit the Save button.
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5. Troubleshooting This section will briefly explain how to troubleshoot the application. Question: Why it’s not blocking calls and messages? 1) Check if you have MobileSubstrate properly installed; 2) Check if the application is enabled; 3) Check if the list is not disabled by the scheduler. Question: Why it’s not blocking messages? 1) Check if you have the SMS Settings‐>Delete SMS set to ON. Question: The application crashes everytime I try to open it? 1) Probably the database file got corrupted. Try to uninstall and reboot the device. Then reinstall the application. 2) If this does not help, try to uninstall it, SSH and manually delete this path: /var/mobile/Library/iBlacklist. Reboot and reinstall.
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Question: I got a strange message on a popup informing a wrong database was detected. Now everytime I try to open the application it crashes? 1) Surely the database file AND folder got corrupted. Try to uninstall iBlacklist, open an SSH connection to your device and manually delete this path: /var/mobile/Library/iBlacklist. 2) Reboot and reinstall. If this section did not help you, please get in with our by this e mail address: [email protected] Thank you for using iBlacklist. iDevBrTeam
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