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No. BusyTime is not a default phone or SMS app. It uses Android's Call Screening role ("Caller ID & spam app") only during a focus session you start. When no session is running, every call rings as usual.

Emergency contacts always ring. And if the same number calls again within 3 minutes, that call rings too, so urgent calls are not missed. You can turn the repeat-call rule off in Settings.

Only callers BusyTime just declined, one reply per call, and only if you allowed SMS and picked a template. Numbers on your no-reply list are declined without a text. Replies go out from your own number, so your usual SMS rates apply.

It cannot read your messages. Contacts are checked on your device only when a feature you turned on needs them, such as emergency contacts or Unknown only. Calendar prompts read only the start and end times of busy events. Nothing is uploaded.

In the free version, a short tag is added to the end of the same reply, only when it still fits in one SMS. It has no link and is never sent as a separate message. Pro removes it.

Yes. A session runs with an ongoing notification that shows the countdown and a Stop button. When the timer ends, calls ring again automatically.

Pro is a one-time purchase with no subscription. The price in your currency is shown in Google Play before you buy, and you can restore it on a new phone from the Pro screen.

No. BusyTime is for Android 10 or higher only, because it relies on Android's call screening.

Everything lives on your phone. Blocked calls in the timer log are deleted after 30 days, you can turn recording off or clear it in Settings, and uninstalling the app removes the rest.