FAQ

It isn't supported the group management/synchronization for account contacts of Exchange format such as Google and Yahoo, etc on Apple's iOS.

Therefore, if you are using iPhone contacts as an account contact in the Exchange format, you may see the group created using other services, but you cannot use the group management function in the group of App Contacts on the WhoWho app.

Please check the current conditions in the following orders.
1) Please check if the app is set to possibly access the phone.
-[iOS 10] Open iPhone 'Settings'> Phone> Call Blocking & ID> Enable the 'WhoWho'
-[iOS 11] Open iPhone 'Settings'> Phone> Call Blocker and Caller ID> Enable the 'WhoWho'
2) Please update the information of the number provided by the WhoWho app to the latest information. (Recommended once a day)
-Run the WhoWho app> Select 'Number ID' tab> 'Update latest information'
3) (KT users only) Please use the ""Real-time caller information notification"" function.
If you sign up for 'WhoWho spam notification', a free supplementary service for mobile operators, you can check the information of the number updated in real-time.

※ You can enjoy a high synergy effect when used with the Fuhu app.
-After running the app> 'More' tab> General settings> Real-time caller information display> Sign up / cancel> Sign up for additional services

Real-Time Caller Information Notification"" is a free supplementary service for wireless carriers that displays caller information of unknown numbers in real-time.

Currently, it is only available to users of KT carriers, and a free additional service, 'WhoWho Spam Notification' is provided.

<How to sign up and cancel>
-Run or run the WhoWho app (v2.4.0 or higher)> 'See More' tab> General settings> Subscribe or cancel through 'Show real-time caller information'
☞ The menu is displayed only for users of KT carriers.

Apple does not allow other company manufactured services to access calls and text records.

Therefore, for now, only the call history made through the WhoWho app is displayed as 'recent records' at the top of the keypad.

☞ The menu is displayed only if there is a record of calls made through the app.

Please understand that we are trying to find a way to display the recent records.

If there is a recorded phone call is called on WhoWho app, 'Key Pad' > Recent recorded history > 'Edit' you can delete on this menu.

iPhone does not provide the ability to block text messages from third-party services due to Apple's policy.

Therefore, if you register as a blocking number in the WhoWho app, only the incoming call is blocked, and if you update the iPhone to iOS 11, you can use the 'spam message filtering' function provided by WhoWho.

If you use this function, in addition to the numbers you have blocked, spam messages received from unknown numbers are automatically classified into 'junk' message boxes.

Also, if you use advanced options, you can set the filtering conditions yourself, such as registering keywords, starting numbers, or setting image message filtering.

Messages categorized as 'junk' mailboxes have the same effect as blocking, as arrival notifications are not triggered. (Similar to the email's spam mailbox)

<How to set spam message filtering_Support iOS 11 or higher>
Open iPhone 'Settings'> Messages> Unknown Contacts & Spam> Enable the 'WhoWho' app

Spam Message Filtering' is a function that automatically classifies spam text messages into the 'Junk' message box (spam message box) of the iPhone message app through the app.

Messages classified as the 'Junk' mailbox in the iPhone Messages app do not trigger a message arrival, so they can have the same effect as blocking (similar to a spam mailbox).

The following messages are classified in the 'Junk' message box of the iPhone message app.
1) The number that I blocked directly from the app
-WhoWho App> 'More' tab> Number registered in 'Block Management' (except for numbers stored in contacts)
2) The number of users who report spam
3) Advanced filtering options set by the user
※ WhoWho App> 'More' tab> 'Message Filtering'> Advanced Filtering Options
-Keyword filtering: Message containing the registered keyword
-Filtering the starting number: the number starting with the registered number
-Image message filtering: Message that receives only image files without text content

<Setting method_iOS 11 or later supported>
Open iPhone 'Settings'> Messages> Unknown Contacts & Spam> Enable 'WhoWho'

The WhoWho app does not save the phone number and text content when checking whether the received text message is spam.

It only checks whether the 'telephone number' of the received message is blocked or has a high probability of spam, and only tells iOS whether it is spam by comparing it with the keyword registered in advanced filtering.

Apple provides a function to access text messages other than numbers, but the WhoWho only checks whether or not it contains a 'keyword', so you can rest assured about infringement of personal information.

The messages filtered as spam messages can only be released according to the following Apple policy.

1) When replying to SMS or MMS message classified as spam message more than 3 times
2) When registering a phone number classified as a spam message as a contact

Open iPhone 'Settings'> Select the 'Messages' app> Select 'Unknown contacts and spam'> Deactivate by selecting 'WhoWho'

(The spam message filtering function is supported from iOS 11.)