Frequently asked questions

A phone-capable Android device running Android 10 or later is required. Elder Dialler is portrait-only and is not an iPhone, internet-calling or video-calling app.

Not yet. Version 1.0.9 - Aurora Nona remains in Google Play product testing. A public production link will be added only after the live listing is confirmed.

Android gives the selected default phone app control of call presentation and handling. Elder Dialler needs that role for its incoming, active and waiting-call screens.

Core calling, 6/8/10 speed dials, Show +, manual SOS, Elder Mode, themes, fonts and ordinary preferences are free.

The one-time entitlement unlocks Contact images, Language, Auto SOS and Safe Call Mode. Elder Mode is not an Advanced feature.

Disabled, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 45 seconds. Auto SOS can continue or cycle through configured personal contacts until stopped.

No. It can reject unmatched, invalid or private incoming numbers when usable Contacts access is available, but it cannot reliably identify spoofing or guarantee every unwanted call is stopped. It fails open if Contacts access is unavailable.

No. A contact configured for SOS or emergency use cannot be blocked. Specific-number blocking is separate from Safe Call Mode.

No. SOS makes ordinary calls to configured personal contacts in sequence. Connection, answer and assistance are not guaranteed.

It hides unsuitable editing paths, hides empty speed-dial positions and requests Android screen pinning. While active it can restore battery, cellular and validated transport information in a graphical status header. It is free and is not a security lock.

No special Wi-Fi Calling icon is implemented. The status header reports only validated transport and available cellular information.

No. The app uses Contacts and its private call history locally and has no Elder Dialler application server for automatic upload.