Fake Call app analytics for September 8

With this app you can let your phone ring at a random, pre-selected time, so that both the screen and the sound give the impression that you are called. Once you start the app, you can preset one or multiple moments. This can be done in multiple ways: - either you choose a date with an associated time (no later than one year after the time of selection) on which you want to be called - or you choose a time interval (in hours, minutes and seconds). As soon as that time has elapsed, your phone will ring. You can start this time interval immediately or at a later time. In both cases, you can choose in advance which ringtone will be used. You can set multiple times in advance and these will be displayed on the screen in chronological order. The time that will occur first will be at the top of the list. As soon as the phone has rung at that time, it will disappear from the list. If one or more times have been set, this will also be displayed by a notification at the top of the screen (a small phone). For each set time, you always have the option to cancel it before it rings. This can be done by simply pressing the cancel button that corresponds to that time. The canceled time will then disappear from the list. When a set time is reached, a so-called “fake call” occurs. You will then see a screen similar to the one that is also visible when you are called by an unknown person. So it pretends someone calls you. You will also hear the ringtone that you have set in advance (or a default ringtone). You can end the call by clicking somewhere on the screen. The set time will now disappear from the list.