PaSS automates your calling preferences seamlessly, but it relies on your Android phone’s basic settings. Follow this short guide to ensure everything works flawlessly.
1. Default Caller ID Setting
PaSS uses prefix codes (like *67 or *82) to hide or show your number per call. It’s important to know your default Android setting.
Recommended Setup:
Set your Android Caller ID setting to **"Network default"** or **"Show number"**. This means your number is visible by default. Then use PaSS to automatically insert
Set your Android Caller ID setting to **"Network default"** or **"Show number"**. This means your number is visible by default. Then use PaSS to automatically insert
*67 for contacts or groups you want to call anonymously.2. Where to find this setting?
- Open the default **Phone** app on your device.
- Tap the three dots (menu) in the top right corner and choose **Settings**.
- Look for **Supplementary services**, **More settings**, or **Caller ID** (the exact name varies by brand, e.g., Samsung, Pixel, or Xiaomi).
- Tap **Show your caller ID** and ensure it is *not* set to "Hide number".
Done with manual settings?
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