Call-Timer

Call-Timer can make your phone call automatically hang up when call reaches a configurable predefined time..

Why it is needed? Many network carriers or telecom services offer free calls for first 5, 10, 20, xx minutes. If you don’t want to monitoring the elapsed time and manually hang-up the call while talking, then you can have this application do it for you.

☆ <b>Has been choosen as featured product on Google Play Store many times.</b>
☆ <b>More than 2 milions downloads</b>
☆ <b>Support Android 12, 11, 10, 9.0, 8.1, 8.0, 7.1, 7.0, 6.1, 6.0 and below</b>

<b>FEATURES:</b>

• Auto hang up: user sets time limit once the application will time calls and automatically hang up them for you. This is applied for both outgoing calls and incoming calls (depend on configuration).

• Periodic notifications: This is useful for people who are charged per minute, per 30 seconds. per xx seconds (depend on configuration).

• Specific numbers (work in all Android versions except Android 9): Allow you to specify individual phone numbers to apply limit of talk time to. You can add phone number to specific number list either by picking up contact from contacts list or by adding phone number prefixes, which are common beginning digits of the phone numbers that you want to add to the specific number list. Please note that when you choose to use “Specific numbers” feature, Call Timer will ONLY be activated for those number on th configured specific list.

• Multi-call support. Please read more at http://call-timer.blogspot.com/2013/01/multi-call-feature.html

• Auto redial (except Android 9)

• To be notified before hang-up (through sound or vibration)

• Temporarily disable call timer for current call.

• Exclude contacts from timer (except Android 9): If you don't want call timer to have effect on certain contacts or prefixes (for example, toll free numbers), you could do that though "Exclude numbers".

• Widget for fast dialing frequently contacted numbers.

<b>NOTE on USAGE:</b>
OPEN THE APP AT LEAST ONCE AFTER INSTALL.

<b>NOTE on specific phone models</b>
<ul>
<li><strong>Xaomi phones: </strong> <em>
+ Open <strong>Settings</strong> app. Tap <strong>Installed Apps</strong> (or Apps or App Management) → <strong>Permissions → Autostart</strong>. Next, switch on <strong>Call Timer </strong>item.

You may also need to: Click Menu icon and swipe Call Timer screen down to lock the app </em></li>
<li><strong>Huawei phones: </strong><em>Open Settings (system app) → Battery → Launch (or Auto Launch, depends on phone model). Tap on Call Timer icon and click Ok (so that to change from manage automatically to manage manually.</em>
</li>
<li><strong>OPPO phones:</strong> <em>
+ Open <strong>Settings</strong> app. Tap <strong>Apps Management</strong> (or Applications) → <strong>Call Timer.</strong> Next, switch on <strong>Allow auto startup</strong>.
For Color OS 3.0, 3.1:
+ Go to Security Center → Privacy permissions → Startup Manager. Then turn on Call Timer to allow it startup in background.
+ Go to Batery → Batery optimization--Call Timer. Then choose "do not optimize".
</em></li>
</ul>

Please send suggestions or report bugs to support@ctsoftsolutions.com.

Thank you!

CREDITS:
- Many thanks to Fernando Salazar Peris for Spanish translation!
- Many thanks to Mikhail Kitaev for Russian translation!
- Many thanks to Yvette Wang for translation into Chinese