• You can now report unwanted numbers directly from your iPhone call log using the share button. • App adjustments and minor stability improvements.

New version of OpenSpam available OpenSpam has been updated with improvements designed to make the app more comfortable, clear, and useful. In this version, the main interface has been improved so everything looks better organised and more pleasant to use. New links have also been added so you can leave a review, send feedback, or share suggestions. Your opinion is very important to keep improving the app. The statistics integration in the pulse graph has also been updated to better show the increase in phone spam. Finally, some minor issues in the internal engine have been reviewed and fixed to improve overall stability. As always, OpenSpam remains free. Ratings and comments are always welcome and help the project grow a lot. Thank you for supporting OpenSpam.

• We’ve improved the Trends section to show more useful information, such as the most reported numbers by country. • We’ve also made improvements to the interface so everything looks clearer, more organized, and easier to use. • In addition, we’ve fixed minor bugs to improve the overall experience.

• Fixed an issue with international numbers that prevented some of them from being properly recognised in our database. International detection now works as expected. • Improved how the Allow List is managed, making the process more efficient and helping the app run more smoothly. • Added support for English (UK) and English (Australia). We’re continuously improving OpenSpam to give you less spam and more peace of mind. Thanks for being with us.

We keep improving OpenSpam thanks to the community. We have added 4 new languages to reach more users: Spanish (Latin America), Arabic, Turkish and Polish. We introduce a new Trends section, where you can see the global spam ranking in real time. Discover which countries generate the most unwanted calls, which numbers are reported the most, and how spam is evolving worldwide, presented in a clear and visual way. We have also made important internal improvements: database synchronization is now faster, the database continues to grow thanks to users who are tired of spam, and we have applied optimizations to make the app more stable and efficient. We continue working every day to improve OpenSpam. And as always: completely free, no ads, and no selling of your data.

Hi! We’ve got some fresh updates: Now speaking Russian and Japanese: OpenSpam keeps learning new languages to reach more people. Tightening the screws: We took out the toolbox and fixed everything that was “making noise”. The app is now smoother and works better than ever. Goodbye to untranslated texts: Remember those strings the intern forgot? We had a chat with them (and yes, we paid them), so everything is now fully translated and looking great. New Share button: This is about helping each other. The more of us there are, the better the protection works. We’ve added a button so you can easily share the app. Use it! Thanks for updating. We keep improving!

We keep improving OpenSpam, step by step and with care. More languages OpenSpam is now available in Swedish, Italian, Hindi and German, in addition to the languages already supported. We keep growing and becoming a bit more piliguis. Improved interface We fixed small layout issues: numbers that didn’t fit properly and others with too much space. Everything is now better aligned and easier to read. Confirmation when reporting When reporting a number, you will now see a confirmation summary before sending it. This helps prevent accidental reports and ensures cleaner data reaches the database to better fight spam. Technical improvements We’ve worked on parts of the code and server that you don’t see, but that make the app more stable and reliable. In short: this version is better than the previous one. And that’s good for everyone.

Lots of improvements made with enthusiasm and plenty of late-night coffee. New Widgets for Your Home Screen You can now see key information without opening the app: how many numbers are blocked or flagged, and whether protection is active. The large widget even includes two quick-action buttons to report or look up numbers instantly. They turned out great and are very handy. More Languages for More People OpenSpam now speaks Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese, in addition to Spanish, English, French, Catalan and Basque. And there’s more coming in future updates so everyone can use the app comfortably. A Much Bigger Database The spam list is growing fast. We now cover numbers from Latin America, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and more. Our own spam trackers work day and night to keep everything up to date. Internal Improvements for Better Stability We’ve polished several parts of the system and strengthened the backend so the app runs smoothly, even with the massive number of entries we handle now. Thanks for being here. Everything is built with care, no tricks, and as always: completely free.

Good news! Version 1.0.1 arrives with an extra dose of care Accessibility improved to the maximum • Dynamic Text: The entire interface now adapts to the system’s text size. • High Contrast: New mode that improves visibility outdoors and for users with low vision. • Color-blind Support: Adapted palettes (Red/Green) to better distinguish safety and alert states. • OpenDyslexic Font: New typeface designed to make reading easier for people with dyslexia. • Optimized VoiceOver: Labels, navigation and elements revised for improved screen reader compatibility. • Haptic Feedback: Subtle vibrations when enabling protection, updating the database and other key actions. General improvements • New “Rate App” button in Settings: leave a review directly from the app. • Dynamic version: Settings now displays the actual build version (v1.0.1). • Bug fixes: Resolved minor build issues and deprecated code warnings.