Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 23, 2026
This policy explains what data Pejava Antispam (the iPhone app) and antispam.pejava.com (this website) collect. Contact: privacy@pejava.com.
The short version
- The app has no account and collects no personal data.
- Your calls, your contacts and the numbers you add never leave your iPhone.
- The app only downloads the public blocking lists from this website.
- This website uses no cookies and no trackers.
The app
Call blocking. The app gives iOS a list of numbers to block. iOS checks incoming calls against that list itself, on the phone. The app is not involved during a call and does not learn who called you.
Your entries. The numbers and masks you add are stored on your iPhone only, in the app’s own storage. They are not sent anywhere. Deleting the app deletes them.
List updates. To update the lists you switched on, the app downloads https://antispam.pejava.com/api/v1/lists.json and the list files. These requests contain no identifier and nothing about you or your calls. Like any web server, our host (Cloudflare) sees the IP address of the request; we do not store it or use it.
No analytics. The app contains no analytics, advertising or tracking code.
The website
antispam.pejava.com is a static website served by Cloudflare. It sets no cookies. The number check on the Lists page runs in your browser: the number you type is not sent to us. If we enable Cloudflare Web Analytics, it counts page views without cookies and without storing IP addresses.
Where the lists come from
The lists are built from the public register of Swiss E.164 number blocks published by the Federal Office of Communications (BAKOM/OFCOM) and from statistics of reported numbers. They name the companies that hold number blocks, never private persons.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version is published here with a new date.