
Spam Sniper - Block Spam Calls
Crowdsource Spam Call Blocker
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Free
About
SpamSniper helps you block unwanted calls on your iPhone using Apple’s native Call Directory Extension for system-level call blocking.
Built with privacy in mind, SpamSniper focuses on doing one job well: helping reduce interruptions from spam, nuisance, and unwanted callers without unnecessary complexity.
Because SpamSniper uses Apple’s built-in call blocking framework, blocking happens at the iOS system level for a seamless experience that integrates directly with your phone.
## Privacy First
SpamSniper does not collect your personal data.
No analytics.
No tracking.
No third-party data sharing.
No ads.
Your call data is not uploaded for analysis, sold, or shared with external parties.
## Lightweight and Focused
SpamSniper is designed to be simple, efficient, and distraction-free. No bloated features, no accounts to create, and no unnecessary background activity.
## Features
• System-level spam call blocking using Apple Call Directory Extension
• Seamless integration with iPhone call blocking settings
• Privacy-focused design
• No analytics or user tracking
• No third-party data sharing
• No advertisements
• Lightweight and efficient
## How It Works
SpamSniper integrates with Apple’s Call Directory Extension framework, allowing iOS to recognize and block configured unwanted numbers directly through the system call handling experience.
Setup is simple:
1. Install SpamSniper
2. Open iPhone Settings
3. Enable SpamSniper in Call Blocking & Identification
4. Stay protected from unwanted calls
## Designed for iPhone
SpamSniper is built specifically for iOS and follows Apple’s native call filtering architecture for reliable performance and system-level integration.
If you want a cleaner phone experience without spam interruptions and without sacrificing privacy, SpamSniper is built for you.
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What's New in Spam Sniper
1.1.2
June 18, 2026
This version fixes several UI bugs, including an issue where the contacts picker appeared for shared contacts even after the user had selected “share all.”
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