Create a native mobile app that simulates fake phone calls. The app should have the following features: 1. **Dialer Screen:** * A screen with a numeric keypad (0-9, *, #) for entering a phone number. * A display area to show the number being typed. * A "Call" button to initiate the fake call. * A "Delete" button to clear digits. 2. **Fake In-Call Screen:** * A screen that mimics a real phone call interface. * It should display the number that was dialed. * Include an "End Call" button that terminates the fake call and returns to the Dialer Screen. 3. **Conditional Call Scenarios:** * **Scenario A: Specific Number (636399):** * When the user calls "636399", the In-Call Screen appears and an audio clip plays: "Hello, are you John?". * Two buttons, "Yes" and "No", should be displayed. * If the user taps "Yes", a second audio clip plays: "I want to offer you $500." The "Yes" and "No" buttons should be displayed again. * If the user taps "Yes" a second time, show a system alert with the title "Hacked!" and the message "You got hacked. Do you want to restart?". The alert should have a single "Restart" button that dismisses the alert and returns the user to the Dialer Screen. * **Scenario B: Any Other Number:** * When the user calls any number other than "636399", the In-Call Screen appears. * The app should randomly select and play one of at least three different pre-recorded audio clips of a "scammer saying random things". * The call should automatically end and return to the Dialer Screen after the audio clip finishes playing. The app should not use any real calling functionality. All calls are simulated within the app. Use placeholder audio clips for the voice lines.

Create a native mobile app that simulates fake phone calls. The app should have the following features: 1. **Dialer Screen:** * A screen with a numeric keypad (0-9, *, #) for entering a phone ...