How Spam Tagging Works in the Sparkforge Mobile App
Spam Tagging in the Sparkforge mobile app automatically flags suspicious calls with a Spam Likely label across the incoming call screen, live call screen, call logs, and call details. It activates automatically on app version 3.97.3 and higher.
Spam Tagging is a real-time call-identification feature in the Sparkforge mobile app. Suspicious numbers display a clear Spam Likely tag across every call view, so you can decide whether to answer, ignore, or review later.
What it does
Spam Tagging is on by default once your app is updated. It flags suspicious numbers consistently across the incoming call screen, the in-call screen, your call logs, and the call detail view.
- Clear Spam Likely label on suspicious numbers
- Works across every call view in the app
- Supported on iOS and Android
- No setup or manual activation required
- Reduces time spent on unwanted calls — useful for teams handling high volume
Where Spam Likely shows up
Incoming call screen
The Spam Likely tag appears at the top of the caller ID area, so you can decide before answering.
In-call screen
If you take the call, the label stays visible on the in-call interface throughout the conversation.
Call logs
Recent call history shows the Spam Likely tag inline next to flagged calls, so you can scan the list without tapping into each one.
Call details view
Tap any flagged call to see the full detail view with the Spam Likely label clearly displayed — useful for missed or dismissed calls.
Requirements
- Sparkforge mobile app version 3.97.3 or higher
- iOS or Android
- White-label app users can request a manual update through support
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Spam Tagging available in every app version?
Can I turn Spam Tagging off?
How does Sparkforge decide what's spam?
Does it work on both iOS and Android?
Will Spam Tagging affect normal calls?
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