CallScreeningService.CallResponse.Builder.SetSilenceCall(Boolean) Method
Definition
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Sets whether ringing should be silenced for the incoming call.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setSilenceCall", "(Z)Landroid/telecom/CallScreeningService$CallResponse$Builder;", "GetSetSilenceCall_ZHandler", ApiSince=29)]
public virtual Android.Telecom.CallScreeningService.CallResponse.Builder SetSilenceCall(bool shouldSilenceCall);[<Android.Runtime.Register("setSilenceCall", "(Z)Landroid/telecom/CallScreeningService$CallResponse$Builder;", "GetSetSilenceCall_ZHandler", ApiSince=29)>]
abstract member SetSilenceCall : bool -> Android.Telecom.CallScreeningService.CallResponse.Builder
override this.SetSilenceCall : bool -> Android.Telecom.CallScreeningService.CallResponse.BuilderParameters
- shouldSilenceCall
- Boolean
Returns
- Attributes
Remarks
Sets whether ringing should be silenced for the incoming call. When set to true, the Telecom framework will not play a ringtone for the call. The call will, however, still be sent to the default dialer app if it is not blocked. A CallScreeningService can use this to ensure a potential nuisance call is still surfaced to the user, but in a less intrusive manner. Setting this to true only makes sense when the call has not been disallowed using setDisallowCall(boolean).
Android reference for android.telecom.CallScreeningService.CallResponse.Builder.setSilenceCall.
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