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Version 1.1.5 · 2026-10-24
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The store currently lists version 1.1.5, updated 2026-10-24.





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Who called me? Callix is a caller ID, spam call blocker and phone number lookup app that tells you who is calling before you answer. See the caller's name on incoming calls, check how risky an unknown number is and block spam and scam calls.
CALLER ID FOR INCOMING CALLS
When an unknown number calls, Callix shows the caller's name and spam risk right on your screen. Set Callix as your caller ID & spam app and it screens incoming calls in real time, so you can decide whether to answer.
PHONE NUMBER LOOKUP
• Look up any phone number and find out who it belongs to
• See the most likely name, line type and location
• Check a clear trust score, from "Trusted" to "High risk"
• Read community spam reports and tags
• Reverse phone lookup for missed calls and unknown numbers in your call log…
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