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AT&T ActiveArmor mobile security helps keep your phone and personal data safe from cyber threats. Whether it is a spam call, a suspicious text, a malicious link, or an attempt to access or steal your personal data when you are using public Wi-Fi®, AT&T ActiveArmor is 24/7 security you can count on.

AT&T ActiveArmor mobile security (FREE) service includes: *
• Auto Fraud & Spam Call Blocking
• Call Routing Settings
• My Block List
• My Contacts
• Spam Text Filtering (excludes Apple iMessage service)
• Device Security Alerts
• Data Breach Alerts

*Requires compatible device/service and download of ActiveArmor app. Other terms and restr’s apply. May not detect all threats and may inadvertently block wanted calls; can adjust settings in app. Data charges may apply.

The following free features only work for AT&T wireless customers: Auto Fraud Call Blocking, Spam Call Blocking, Call Routing Settings, My Block List, My Contacts, Caller ID, and Spam Text Filtering.

If you upgrade to ActiveArmor Advanced Mobile Security, you get all the free features plus these additional features:**
• Caller ID
• Reverse Number Lookup
• $1M Identity Theft Insurance
• Financial Monitoring
• Payday Loan Monitoring
• Public Wi-Fi Protection (VPN & Wi-Fi Alerts)
• Safe Browsing
• Safe Shopping/Banking
• Identity Monitoring
• Social media ID Protection
• Lost Wallet Recovery
• ID Restoration
• Password Manager

**The AT&T Advanced Mobile Security subscription is $7/month and will be charged to your Apple Account at purchase.
• Your subscription will automatically renew every month unless you cancel it at least 1 day (24 hours) before the end of the current billing (subscription) period or next payment.
• You can manage or cancel your AT&T ActiveArmor subscription in your Apple Account settings.
• Once your Advanced subscription is canceled, you will be downgraded and continue to have access to the free ActiveArmor mobile security service/app.
• To remove the service entirely after your Apple subscription ends, you must cancel in the ActiveArmor App or via myATT. Payments are non-refundable, except as required by law. For details, visit www.att.com/support/article/wireless/KM1252909/

Visit www.att.com/activearmorapp for details. Visit www.att.com/legal/terms.activeArmorMobileSecurity.html for the full AT&T ActiveArmor mobile security Terms of Service.

AT&T ActiveArmor® App Comments & Reviews

AT&T ActiveArmor® Positive Reviews

Great appI used to get spam calls all day long, some day’s multiple times an hour! There were a few of them that had a robo dial that called 55 times in a row!! Since downloading and using Active Armor I don’t get ANY of those calls! You can set it up to have anything not in contacts to go directly to voicemail. The paid version includes VPN which is great! You can also set that up to start automatically every time you go to the internet. I haven’t had the issues mentioned in another review, it all depends on how you have your phone and internet setup. There’s a setting that says “block all cookies” if you have selected that, it won’t open sites because all sites use cookies and some are required in order to access the website. I tried that option once and it did block me from opening any website, as soon as I changed that setting, no problem. The VPN keeps your IP address private. I love this app! The only negative I’ve had is it doesn’t always update automatically, I have to go to the App Store and check for updates..Version: 6.2.1

New update making it worseSorry to post a negative review, but I feel like you should be aware. With the new update, I have to use to additional steps to make sure my connection is working. It’s already a pain to have to keep the app itself open, and in the Network section. I also have to keep the Settings app open to Cellular all the time, just to keep a connection. I now have to go back, then select “Cellular” as well as having to go to the home page of the Active Armor app and select “Network” to make sure it’s working. I was already having to do the first two things all the time. (Bad service outside of the city.) Now I have to do two more steps, so I spend a ridiculous amount of time just trying to make sure my connection is working properly. I know this is a bit long already, but I also need to let you know that tone of voice is difficult to get through text. So, please know I’m trying to be informative, not grumpy. :) After receiving feedback, I should have clarified. We live in a rural area with two options for internet (both are satellite). Even though we’ve lived here for over ten years, no other options have become available for internet. My phone works much faster with the WiFi turned off, when I’m at home. I know it’s hard to believe in this day and age, but there are still very few internet options available to many Americans who live in rural areas. I know we have wanted AT&T internet for quite some time, though. ;).Version: 6.4.1

Can’t access free versionI downloaded this for my iPhone 13 when ATT stopped supporting Call Protect. Whenever I tried opening it to access the screens shown on the description of the app, I got an error message saying that it couldn’t authenticate my account. Several chats and calls to ATT just wasted my time, by the hours! Finally a technical expert told me I could only access the information I wanted was to pay monthly for it. ATT had written that Active Armor was the free replacement for Call Protect. This was misleading and not explained when I obtained the app. I believe the app is functioning as it was designed to, but is completely opaque to the users of the free version. Unless they allow me to access the information promised into the app presentation, I’m giving them only one star because of the hours of frustration it has caused me..Version: 6.1.2

Problematic since I upgraded to iPhone 16This app worked great on my iPhone 12 Pro Max, however for the past three weeks now, it has practically sent all of my calls from the people in my contacts list straight to voicemail. I’ve gone into the app and reported the affected numbers and also reported that the calls were not “spam” calls. I’ve even made several calls to a couple of numbers ( in particular my work and my boss personal cell phone) attempting to get the app to recognize the I do interact with these numbers. None of these actions have stopped the app from sending all but about three people straight to voicemail, who have been my contacts for many years. I’m trying to figure out if it is an iOS 18 issue or an issue unique to the IPhone 16 pro max. I’ve got to get this app working like it used to on my iPhone 12 Pro Max up to three weeks ago or I’m going to have to uninstall it until you all figure out why it is sending almost all of my “contacts “ straight to voicemail forcing them to text me..Version: 6.5.1

Good, but…..I found that the app does exactly what it says it would do and keeps me from being hounded by whatever different types of people I didn’t want to hear from, however… There are times that I’m expecting a call and I’m not sure what the number is that they will be calling from. Since the app blocks numbers that aren’t in my contacts, I sometimes want to disable it for a certain period of time. I could not find anywhere in the settings or anywhere in the app a place where I could temporarily disable it. Once I had it up and running, to get it turned off I actually had to go into the AT&T app and go to manage my Add-ons and discontinue the service and then delete the app. It’s not feasible to keep doing that over and over every time when I just want to disable it for a while. If they would add this simple function, I think the app would be perfect. If you don’t mind that you can’t turn it off, this app does what it says. Otherwise, I’d find another one..Version: 6.5.1

Good sometimesI just received an identity alert, but I can’t access it. On the home/landing page, there’s a red exclamation point under the identity circle and says I have one ID alert. When I click the circle, it takes me to the next page and in the identity monitoring section it says 1 item detected but that’s it. It doesn’t show me what it is or anything about it. I’ve clicked all over that page and get nowhere. How am I supposed to take any action if I don’t even know what you’ve detected? Also, for the auto spam/fraud call blocking, I got 16, yes SIXTEEN notifications in a row, one right after the other of a number being auto blocked. In the call log, it shows all 16 calls from the same number. All within about 1 minute. It auto blocked it on the first call, so why did it then allow 15 more calls from that same number? I have the advanced subscription because it’s part of my cell service package, so I should be able to access every part of this app..Version: 6.1.0

Calls Reviewed FoundRecently I noticed incoming phone calls that had shown up on this Mobile Security App, that we’re NOT on my incoming phone call list nor on my AT&T App incoming call list. I called AT&T Customer Support 2 times and ended up speaking directly with the TOP Technical Support Employee - after almost 2 hours of trouble shooting, he could not figure out why I was not receiving ALL of my calls (as listed on this Mobile Security App) He told me he had only seen this happen 1 other time with an international line, and did not know why or how this could happen. I am thankful for the integrity of this particular Mobile Security App and highly recommend it to verify all incoming calls against your own cell phone call list. As for AT&T App and all the overwhelming negative reviews, I sincerely hope that one day soon, the company either purge the system and get it right for the sake of all the customers or they simply go out of business. What’s the point in having a cell phone at all if you’re not receiving all your incoming phone calls as well that they are not showing up on your phones incoming missed calls..Version: 6.1.1

Upgrade does not on iPadStars minus one. Originally installed this product on my iPhone (an after-purchase freebee from AT&T) and a purchased subscription copy @ $3.99/month on my iPad which i bought same day as iPhone. All WAS well until i installed this upgrade on the iPad. The upgrade proceeded to “clean up” old version stuff but never quite finished setting up my info from previous version. Clobbered it all. Removed the app and tried reinstalling several times. No joy. Discontinued that subscription. Now i see that the same “upgrade” is available for the iPhone. YOU KIDDING? i’m keeping the old version. Thank you very much. My bad but still trying to figure out, after your explanation, how/why the app let me install it the first time. I have since installed this upgrade on my iphone. Seems to be working right. Replaced the one-star rating with 4 stars..Version: 6.0.1

App needs more frequent updatesThe app opens/loads slowly sometimes. Just like the AT&T call app (previous app for this service), the feature that lets you select whether you want unknown callers to ring through or send to voicemail stops working every couple of months. Usually I have it on "Send to Vmail" but because I have new business contacts I switched it temporarily to allow all calls. Now 3 days later the app won't switch it back to "send to vmail" despite tapping the option more than a dozen times. Every time there's an Apple iOS update, AT&T should update this app too because it seems to happens after every Apple update. Otherwise it's a decent app, they have reverse phone # lookup, block is easy and you can send spam texts to their 7726 security team number. It scans websites for malware and security risks too. Just do more app updates soon..Version: 6.1.3

Bricked appNot sure when or how but the latest version of this app is bricked on the iPhone 14 pro. Even reinstalled it’s refusing to launch. Sounds about AT&T to me. Take a good thing and ruin it. Update November 20, 2023. This app, while working, is still struggling. ATT made a big announcement about how it blocks spam email text messages, but not only will that new feature not activate, the error message that pops up has a spelling error! QA this stuff before pushing it out geez. This is on an iPhone 14 Pro running 17.1.1 and the current version of the app. Rebooting app and phone don’t resolve the issue. And why not give us the ability to simply block calls we don’t want from unknown and private numbers? If you’re not sharing a number when you call me I don’t want your call. That should be my decision. I don’t need to listen to the spam vm’s these spammers are leaving..Version: 6.4.0

This is app is truly amazing!!!I’ve been looking for an app that could help block out robo callers/spam calls etc. I tried going with the robokiller app for a week since they had a free trial. Even though it worked on blocking spam/robo calls, it wasn’t successful with all the calls. So here I was hunting again for another app until I remembered that AT&T had an app that helps with spam calls. Let me just say I’ve been using this app now for 3 to 4 days and it has successfully silenced and block any incoming spam calls with no issues without a hiccup. Whatever update they did to this app to improve it, I gotta give it five stars. Please keep up the great work. I am definitely sticking with this app for the long run. 🙏🏽.Version: 6.3.0

Best of the bunchI’ve tried all the leading apps for blocking and avoiding telemarketers, account services, collections, etc, and this service, as a part of AT&T, works the best. It is continually updated to work with iOS 18 and provides excellent security features, even VPN. What I like the most is the call blocker and phone number lookup. Since this app is made for AT&T cell phone users, it works seamlessly. I have the paid full version, and my wife and kids have the free version, which also works excellently with fewer features—overall AAA+++ over its competitors. This is a must-have software app if you have AT&T as a cellular service and want call-blocking features with added security..Version: 6.5.1

Love the app but have some recent gripes.Update: Devs corrected the issue about the issue mentioned below so I adjusted my app rating accordingly. In one of the recent updates it now says “call features are only available on AT&T network” and the spam text says not active when I’m connected to WiFi and won’t let me use reverse number lookup or anything. That’s crap bc this day and age people are connected to WiFi fairly often and your app now blocks being able to access features when you’re connected to WiFi network. Like my phone is still connected to AT&T network even though I’m also connected to WiFi so what gives..Version: 6.3.1

Necessary calls not allowed through.I’m very happy that most of the spam calls no longer get through although there are a small percentage that still are not flagged or stopped. However, I’ve noticed ever since I activated this service and put the app in my phone 50% of my calls I need with people that are in my contact list. Do not answer correctly at all and that’s a problem if I have area representatives saying every time they call me it goes to voicemail when I’m on the other end picking up, saying hello to nobody. This needs to stop and is a major problem with this app. The developer and the company AT&T needs to get together. They’re obviously is bugs on the receiving end. Please fix it. This app is not worth it if this remains an issue. Thanks.Version: 6.4.0

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