Daniele Penazzo

The final objective would be having SMS apps warn you about possible spam through a local database (that is not just Android's default deny list) while saving on duplicates between...

Hello! I have been following the development of this fork since I saw your post on YACB's gitlab. Seems that another repository I follow has run onto the same issue...

Hope you don't mind but I thought it would be a good idea to track some changes here, as a way to jump-start newcomers who would want to contribute to...

Essentially yes. I'm pretty sure YACB already uses "shouldianswer" as an external service (which I find actually pretty good). Or at least its internal database (the one from gitlab?) sources...

After further analysis I can confirm that YACB uses "ShouldIAnswer" as a "community database" and already has a kind of a system to "set a community database", but it also...

On inspection of `YacbHolder.java` I noticed it refers to something that is not in the repo. Upon further inspection I found out that the original developer of YACB made a...

I'm not sure it's convenient to save more information into the mobile: the space is limited (even more so on low-end devices) and more information wouldn't help the main use...

Thinking better about it, it may be wiser to stick with the original Item used in YACB (minus the "unknownData"), both for practicity and in case people want to enable...

> This doesn't -as far as I can see- allow to download the database. It just parses one number at a time when you query it. It isn't pratical as...