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Truecaller: Your all-in-one solution for caller ID, call screening, call recording & spam or scam blocking.
By Hafiz Rahman
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Truecaller is a caller ID and spam-call app. It tries to show who is calling when the number is not in your contacts, and it stops calls and texts from numbers its database flags as robocallers, telemarketers, phone fraudsters and scammers.
The listing names four jobs for the app: identifying callers, screening calls, recording calls, and blocking spam or scam calls. It suits people who get regular unwanted calls from numbers they do not recognise.
The build we hold is Truecaller: Spam Call Blocker 26.41.5 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Caller ID shows a name for numbers that are not saved in your contacts. Reverse phone lookup lets you search a number you do not recognise against the app's spam database.
The listing describes that database as community-based, so the labels it returns draw on reports from the app's users rather than on a fixed directory.
The spam detector blocks phone numbers that appear on its spam list. The listing says the same protection covers fraudulent SMS messages as well as calls.
According to the listing, the list is updated and blocked in real time by millions of users worldwide, so it changes as new reports come in. The blocking covers robocallers, telemarketers, scammers and other unwanted or unknown numbers.
The listing says the spam detector records calls automatically and blocks the numbers involved. Call recording and call screening are both named as features, alongside caller ID and spam blocking.
Recording and screening are listed as part of the same app as the caller ID and blocking tools, so they work from one place rather than as separate apps.