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any app or method to do this?
- Thread starter Zegami
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Crashdamage
Android Expert
I don't know of any app that can do this and I hope no one ever figures out how to.
It shouldn't be too hard - I guess the main difference will be trying to differentiate voice mail from a person picking up, but I guess if you kept the phone by on speaker you you could cancel the script when you hear the person say 'hello'. when I get home I'll see what I can cook up.
what if i end up making millions of $ LOL - early retirement for sure.
chanchan05
The Doctor
Well the problem is that AFAIK Android can't listen into your calls (hence the need to put phone in loudspeaker to record calls two-way), plus the fact that voice mail is on the carrier side not on the phone,.
nickdalzell
Extreme Android User
when an outgoing call goes to voicemail on my Note 3 it is preceded by a different style of 'ringing sound' and after 2-3 of those sounds comes 'your call has been forwarded to an automated voice mail system'
there are times when my phone does hang up and i get a 'call rejected' toast message which i guess is someone hitting the decline button on the other end-this for some might force the call to go to voice mail.
all an app would need to do is merely detect the difference in those ringing sounds.
there are times when my phone does hang up and i get a 'call rejected' toast message which i guess is someone hitting the decline button on the other end-this for some might force the call to go to voice mail.
all an app would need to do is merely detect the difference in those ringing sounds.