What is the Masked Call Simulator?

The Masked Call Simulator is an interactive demo that shows how your caller ID appears when you mask your number, either as a blocked caller ID or as a proxy number.

How does the simulator work?

Simply select whether you want to simulate a blocked caller ID or a proxy number, then click the 'Simulate Call' button to see the result.

What is the difference between blocked and proxy numbers?

Blocked caller IDs (using *67) hide your number and typically show as 'Private' or 'Blocked,' while proxy numbers display an alternate temporary number.

Is this tool free to use?

Yes, the Masked Call Simulator is completely free and instantly demonstrates how your number appears when masked.

Masked Call Simulator - Simulate an Anonymous Phone Call

Experience Call Anonymity

Masked Call Simulator

Simulate an anonymous phone call and see what the recipient’s caller ID will display. Choose your simulation type to see your call appear as either blocked (using *67) or as a proxy number.

Simulate Your Masked Call

Choose a simulation type to view how your caller ID appears when your number is masked.

Blocked Caller ID Proxy Number

Masked Call Simulator FAQ – Your Questions Answered

: The Masked Call Simulator is an interactive demo that shows how your caller ID appears when you mask your number. It lets you simulate a call using a blocked caller ID or a proxy number.
: Simply select whether you want a blocked caller ID or a proxy number, then click “Simulate Call.” The demo will show you the caller ID display that your recipient would see.
: A blocked caller ID (using *67) hides your number entirely, often displaying “Private” or “Blocked.” A proxy number, on the other hand, shows an alternative temporary number.
: Yes, the Masked Call Simulator is completely free and provides an instant demo of how your caller ID appears when you mask your number.