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Many alarm apps can play sound files, but anyone sitting near you is likely to notice if a call doesn’t come in, or if you’re not really talking on the phone. That’s why Interrupt Me plays a one-sided conversation after you answer its simulated calls.
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Making the call and text screens look realistic is another way Interrupt Me successfully masquerades as an incoming call. You can customize the identity, avatar, background image, and even spoken conversation of a caller, and the identity and message of a text.
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The QuickSet screen’s large buttons make it possible to use surreptitiously, but you can also secretly use the app right out in the open. You can disguise the two QuickSet buttons as word balloons in a text conversatoin, yet they’ll still work the same way!
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