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Is there an app where you can add contacts or numbers to a list and anyone on that list will have their text messages auto deleted when they try to send you a text? Preferably one that can have this list be password protected.

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Why don't you just block them through your carrier? It'll save you the hassle (and SMS charges if you don't have a text plan). – Matthew Read♦ Sep 6 '11 at 21:08
@MatthewRead blocking through your carrier is far from something you can expect in every country. In Sweden I know for a fact that several major carriers do not offer the service. – bigbadonk420 Feb 2 at 11:39

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You could use Sanity, which seems to have the feature you want (from app description):

  • block unwanted calls and SMS: automatically refuse incoming calls and SMS filtering out the phone number (include or exclude anonymous and/or unknown numbers, favourites, contacts and groups; enable the block by choosing date and time); advanced: choose between different block methods to confuse the caller!
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You could try Call Blocker Gold, it seems to have the features you are looking for.

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"THIS APP IS GONE Unfortunately, as this app is no longer available on the Android Market, it can't be downloaded. Seek out related apps." – Al Everett Sep 6 '11 at 18:54
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Call Blocker Gold would appear to be the replacement. – Al Everett Sep 6 '11 at 18:55
I got Blacklist Pro which can block incoming calls and texts from certain numbers as well remove the notification of the calls/texts and deletes the logs of the calls and texts. It can also be password protected which is exactly what I was looking for. Now if there was only a way to password protect the uninstalling of it... – Meyer Denney Sep 6 '11 at 19:27

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