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Outgoing Call Blocker TOB115 V2.0
Kind Reminder
- TOB115 V2.0 Outgoing Call Blocker is compatible with regular landline phones. It can NOT work with IP Phones, Digital Phones, Fixed Wireless Phones and Telephones with Pulse Dialing.
- As default, TOB115 V2.0 allows to call any phone number. So if users want to use Allow mode(allow to call some certain phone #s/ area codes/ prefixes), you have to block call to all numbers firstly.
- If blocking phone numbers/ area codes/ prefixes can not work properly, please try redirect mode instead, redirect the calls to your cell phone. E.g.: User has programmed the device to block call to 911, but when user dials 911, the telephone set in the police office might still ring once or twice and then cut down the call. You may try redirect mode. So if someone dial 911, it will redirect the call to your cell phone.
- Some local phone systems in the US route 91X and even 9XX calls to 911 automatically. In this case, please try to block or intercept prefix “91” or “9” instead of “911”. This means 91X or 9XX will be blocked/ intercepted.
- In some states, there are laws prohibit blocking 911 calls. Please make sure you are not violating the laws.
Operation Modes
Block Mode
- Users can program the blocker to block to call some certain phone #s/ area codes/ prefixes.
- Up to 64 groups of phone #s/ area codes/prefixes can be set as blocklist.
- The max length of each group is 16 digits.
Allow Mode
- Users can program the blocker to block to call all #s, but allow to call some certain phone #s/ area codes/ prefixes.
- Users can also program it to block to call some certain area code, but allow to call some phone #s within the area code.
- Up to 64 groups of phone #s/ area codes/prefixes can be set as allow list.
- The max length of each group is 16 digits.
Redirect Mode
- Users can program the blocker to intercept some certain phone #s/ area codes/ prefixes that users dial, redirect the call to an object phone #(such as cell phone number).
- The phone #s/ area codes/ prefixes that users dial will be deleted automatically.
- Up to 32 groups of phone #s/ area codes/prefixes can be set as redirect list.
- The max length of each group is 16 digits.
MalakJoe
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
IT IS IRRESPONSIBLE TO ADVERTISE AN UNLAWFUL USE OF THIS PRODUCT.One of this product’s key “features” is the ability to block outgoing calls to specific numbers, including 911. While this might sound helpful to prevent accidental calls, blocking access to emergency services is both dangerous and potentially illegal.🚨 Federal Law Prohibits Interference with Emergency CommunicationsThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) enforces strict rules to ensure access to emergency services. According to FCC regulations:“Federal law prohibits the operation, marketing, or sale of any type of jamming equipment that interferes with authorized radio communications, including those used for emergency services such as 911.”— FCC Jammer EnforcementEven if this device doesn't operate by radio jamming, deliberately blocking or restricting access to 911 could violate federal safety requirements for telecommunications equipment.⚖️ Criminal Liability for Hindering Emergency CallsUnder 18 U.S. Code § 1510 and other related statutes, interference with crime reporting or emergency communication can rise to the level of obstruction of justice.Further, many state laws make it a misdemeanor or even felony to interfere with someone’s attempt to call 911. For example, in Minnesota, it is illegal to intentionally prevent or hinder another person from placing an emergency call:“A person who intentionally prevents or hinders another from placing an emergency call is guilty of a misdemeanor.”— Minnesota Statute § 609.78🛑 Bottom Line: This Is Not a Safe or Lawful ProductNo matter what the marketing claims, it is extremely irresponsible to include 911 in any blocking feature — especially without strong safety overrides or user protections.Please consider the risks. If someone in your home, business, or school cannot call 911 during a medical emergency, fire, or crime — you could be held liable, and someone could be seriously harmed or killed.Do not buy this unless you fully understand and accept those risks — and even then, I would recommend against it.
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