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Caller ID and blocking for Android by Facebook

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Alexandra
@alexandrabenet · Product Designer at Facebook
Hello! My name is Alexandra and I’m the designer on the Hello app. I will be around for the next hour to answer any design questions about the app. I will try to get to as many as I can! Look forward to your questions!

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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
My ancient landline had caller ID, something that should be built into iOS and Android, imho. https://fbnewsroomus.files.wordp... h/t @joshconstine for this one. Here's his TC article. P.S. ironically, another app named Hello is also on Product Hunt today. 😃
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Alexandra
@alexandrabenet · Product Designer at Facebook
Hello! My name is Alexandra and I’m the designer on the Hello app. I will be around for the next hour to answer any design questions about the app. I will try to get to as many as I can! Look forward to your questions!
Zac Coffman-Magaha
@zaccoffman · Marketing Consultant/Social @ 123bet.com
I'm apparently missing the big deal on this one. My dialer (default) already pulls data on numbers, so the only advantage would be cell phones that people have synced with Facebook. The calls via VOIP are cool but for the most part you can just do that via messenger.
Luis Solano
@luisobo · Lead Platform Engineer @ Pixable
Contactive (http://contactive.com/) has been doing this for years but with multiple data sources, like LinkedIn, Twitter, Yelp and more. Arguably, their access to Facebook data is gonna be impacted by the changes in the Facebook Graph API 2.0, where you can't access friends data unless they also use you app. Also, Google released this as part of Android Lol… See more
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Kevin Li
@liveink · #NewStuff
this is HUGE