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Handy Blacklist 3.0 protects you against unwanted phone calls; Stalkers, telemarketers cry

March 1, 2008 by Dusan Belic - 12 Comments

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Handy Blacklist 3.0Epocware just announced yet another useful piece of software as part of their Handy series of applications. The so called Handy Blacklist 3.0 protects Symbian S60 3rd edition mobile phone users privacy by blocking unsolicited callers, saving time on unnecessary responses and offering peace of mind.

The easy-to-use application allows you to add numbers to black list either permanently or for a set period of time. Or you could turn things upside down and just add certain numbers into a white list and reject all other phone calls. The unwanted calls will be recorded and available to view in the application’s call log. In addition, you can chose a “reject action” to return a prewritten text message back to the caller…

Interested to make telemarketers and stalkers cry? Handy Blacklist 3.0 will be available from the first week of March for 24,95 EUR via download from Epocware’s website.

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