Do incoming calls still take over the screen?

[adnbek]

Do not want to install the beta so question is, so do incoming calls still take over the whole screen in iOS 13? Even if another app is running?

EDIT: delete thread, just saw another one addressing it already

 

[AppleFan91]

Sadly it is still taking up the entire screen. One improvement is that if iOS thinks it’s spam, it will be delivered silently and you’ll get just a missed call notification. It’s worked well for me so far. I get tons of spam calls.

It’s going to be tough though because detecting if a call is spam or not is not an exact science so it will be interesting to see fail rates.

 

[jjk454ss]

What a shame, but still time to change it. This is sadly one of my biggest annoyances, depending on who is calling I don’t like to let them know I’m ignoring there call by sending it to voicemail

 

[asu1996]

Sadly it is still taking up the entire screen. One improvement is that if iOS thinks it’s spam, it will be delivered silently and you’ll get just a missed call notification. It’s worked well for me so far. I get tons of spam calls.

It’s going to be tough though because detecting if a call is spam or not is not an exact science so it will be interesting to see fail rates.

So it doesn’t let us manually send it to voicemail? I read somewhere that it flags it as a contact from our contact list or from messages, emails, etc. that seems to tell me that lots of calls will get sent to voicemail. Am I missing something here?

 

[TrenttonY]

So it doesn’t let us manually send it to voicemail? I read somewhere that it flags it as a contact from our contact list or from messages, emails, etc. that seems to tell me that lots of calls will get sent to voicemail. Am I missing something here?

Well in theory if someone important was trying to get a hold of you they would leave you a voicemail. Most spam/robot calls I’ve received rarely leave a voicemail.