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    canada: Block all except within Canada

    Thanks for letting me know. I've changed it as you suggested, to Canada
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    Improve clarity of "Ignore Contacts" Settings

    The name and description of the "Ignore Contacts" setting is unclear. Problem: The label and description are not clear. It is not clear what "ignore" means -- whether it means that the App will or will not access and use the contacts. It is not clear what "do not check" means -- whether it...
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    ca-ntnuyt: Block all except within all the territories, Canada

    List Name: ca-ntnuyt Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the territories (Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon) (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-ntnuyt
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    ca-bc: Block all except within British Columbia, Canada

    List Name: ca-bc Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the province of British Columbia, Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-bc
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    ca-ab: Block all except within Alberta, Canada

    List Name: ca-ab Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the province of Alberta, Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-ab
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    Help to add comments

    Is there a way to add comments within the code (either lines of comments, or at the end of a line of code) Example: // This will block everything +1* /* Remove this line to unblock USA area codes */ +2* +3* +4* +5* +6* +7* +8* +9* Thanks
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    ca-onqc: Block all except within Ontario and Quebec, Canada

    List Name: ca-onqc Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the province of Ontario and Quebec, Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-onqc
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    ca-qc: Block all except within Quebec, Canada

    List Name: ca-qc Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the province of Quebec, Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-qc
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    ca-on: Block all except within Ontario, Canada

    List Name: ca-on Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside the province of Ontario, Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) ca-on
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    Help to explain behaviour of skip (=)

    I have a question for the Admins. What is the difference in behaviour, if any, if you explicitly add a wildcard to skip a code, as opposed to not skipping a code. For example, is there any difference in behaviour between these versions below? Version 1: +2* +3*= +4* Version 2: +2* +4*...
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    canada: Block all except within Canada

    List Name: canada Blacklist to block all international (including USA) codes outside of Canada. (North American toll free numbers will work.) canada
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