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Identifies unknown callers and blocks unwanted calls. See names and photos of people who call, even if they aren’t saved in your phonebook. And know when friends are free to talk, making your calling experience smarter and more delightful. With a community-based spam list of over 200 million users, Truecaller is the only phone app you’ll ever need.

Truecaller sells itself as a social, crowd-sourced call and SMS blocking app, boasting over 25 million users. The free version of the app (premium accounts cost $2.99 per month and $14.99 for six months) also has a host of advanced features, but don’t expect too much from this little app. It will keep blocked numbers (and some spammers) at bay, but everything else is iffy.

Starting Up?
The first time you start up Truecaller, you’ll be walked through some features before the app attempts to send your phone a confirmation message via SMS to confirm the phone is legit. For some reason, my activation SMS never so I tried calling Truecaller as prompted. This also didn’t work, but the app suddenly completed setup and let me into the app without further warning.

While I was able to eventually make the app work on my Samsung Galaxy S4($199.99 at Samsung), this wonky setup process did not inspire confidence. I’m still not sure what happened.

When a blocked number sends you an SMS message, you’ll receive no notification and there’s no log to view either. I really didn’t like this lack of transparency. Even if I have blocked a number I may want to see what they have to say or when they tried to contact me. If nothing else, I want to see that an app is actually doing something.

Like most other call blocking apps, Truecaller can be configured to automatically block  unknown numbers. These are those weird numbers that appear as “blocked” or “unknown” in your caller ID.

Caller ID
I was underwhelmed by Editors’ Choice Mr. Number’s tiny caller ID window that sits in the middle of the standard Android call screen, but I really didn’t like PrivacyStar’s caller ID that took over the whole screen and served me ads each time I got a call. Truecaller isn’t much better compared to its competition: when you receive a call from someone not in your contacts, the app drops its own caller ID information window over the stock Android’s caller ID message. While smart, it’s inelegantly executed. You can actually see most of the caller info on the stock Android call screen peeking out from underneath Truecaller’s window.

After a call has come in, you can easily mark it as spam or add the number to your contacts. You can also view a map of where your call came from, but it’s far from exact. I also question its accuracy. Most caller IDs list my number as coming from Royal Oak, Michigan. Truecaller said my number was from Pontiac, Michigan, which is a few towns over. One of PrivacyStar’s signature features was a list of the 25 numbers most blocked by users. While this was impressive, Truecaller has an even longer list of offending numbers to block, and it covers far more regions than PrivacyStar’s list. Though I cannot say which list is better, Truecaller’s certainly looked more impressive.

Social and Search
Truecaller puts big emphasis on being social, and lets you connect the app to Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. I’m always wary about doing this, but the developer writes that doing so will let you place your friends’ pictures and status updates on the call screen.

Like other call blocking apps, Truecaller lets you perform a reverse number lookup. Unfortunately, it failed to locate any of my numbers, while Mr. Number succeeded admirably. Truecaller did, however, correctly identify my parent’s home number, suggesting that its reverse number lookup feature does work, but is limited. I wasn’t able to find a limit on how many lookups I could perform with the free version of Truecaller, though the developer writes that the premium version comes with 30 lookups per month.

One feature I did like was the ability to text a friend about a number directly from the app. This marries the social aspects of the app with the call blocking pieces, and is a fast and easy way to confirm a number you’re not sure about. You can also ask about numbers over Google+ and other social media networks.

High Aspirations
The social media components and crowdsourcing features of Truecaller suggest the developer had high aspirations, but I didn’t really feel like they were realized in the app. Though its core features—SMS and call blocking—work fine, the rest of Truecaller isn’t mature enough.

PrivacyStar struggled to actually block my calls, but Truecaller succeeded admirably. Mr. Number, however, will keep its Editors’ Choice award; it has the right combination of ease of use and powerful blocking features that the others just cannot touch.

Max Eddy is a senior security analyst at PCMag, reporting on security trends and reviewing VPNs, secure messaging systems, and other privacy tools.

Beginning in 2012, Max covered the growing Android and iOS ecosystems, particularly the security and anti-theft features. He’s gone on to review such sundry products as scrapbooking software and multiple iterations of the game Myst.

With a focus on security and privacy, Max has looked at the threats posed by the Internet-of-Things, industrial IoT attacks, infrastructure attacks, demystifying the Dark Web, the continuing battle for encryption, election security, and the rise of misinformation.

Max lives in New York City, lurks on Twitter, but is currently living his best life on Mastodon.

TrueCaller is an app for smartphones that shows the user who is calling when they call, even if the caller is not in user’s address book. It gives you information about callers who are beyond your address books like marketers and spam callers. It can also block unwanted calls, preventing you from being disturbed with unnecessary call rings. The app is becoming quite popular with dozens of millions of users. It is quite efficient in identifying and eventually blocking unwanted calls and in matching names and numbers. Now before installing it right away, read this article to the end. Your decision might be slightly more complex. The app runs on Android, iOS, Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10. It requires internet connectivity to run via Wi-Fi or mobile data. The interface is quite simple and intuitive. It does not have tons of features and does not need to because it does the few things it says it will do, as we see below. When you install TrueCaller, it goes through a quick registration process requesting you to sign in through either a Google account, a Facebook account or a Microsoft account.

TrueCaller works first and foremost as a super-powerful caller ID app. It tells you who is calling, whoever the caller might be and wherever they might be from. You will no longer see things like “Anonymous” or “Private Number” on an incoming call. You will also be saved from the disturbing commercial calls or calls from wet blankets.

More than just identifying unwanted spam callers and telemarketers, TrueCaller can also block them. For most of them, it does the work without you having to do anything since it has a huge directory of the telemarketers and spam callers in your region and surrounding. You can also build a blocklist to add to the already existing spam list. When the unwanted caller calls, they will hear a busy tone on their end, while on your side, you will hear nothing. You can choose to be notified of their calls or go totally un-notified.

TrueCaller allows you to search for any name or number. Just enter a number and you will get the name attached to it, plus some other information like the phone carrier, and possibly a profile picture. It may not be accurate in certain cases, but it is in most cases. In fact, the more users there are in a certain region, the more accurate the app is in matching names to numbers and vice versa.

It is important here to underline the name to number rendering feature which is quite new and revolutionary. Type a name and the app returns several matches that bring you to getting contact information or any person or organization. You can copy a name or a number from anywhere and TruCaller will find a match for it. It even does a bit of presence detection — you can see when your buddies are available for a conversation.

It works like a phone directory, but with much more power. It actually gives you what the phone directory will not. This has brought up privacy concerns, which we discuss further below.

TrueCaller Cons 

TrueCaller has shown to be inaccurate in certain cases, but it is overwhelmingly accurate. Moreover, the app is still driven by advertisement. Though it features ads, these are quite discreet and not intrusive.

The biggest downside of the app and the service is the question of privacy, security, and intrusion. Right from the start, especially when you learn how it works and when you go through the installation process, there is something intimidating and freaky about it. If privacy is not a big issue for you and you don’t mind your links going public, you will enjoy the call blocking and effective name-number matching the app offers. But if you mind your privacy and that of others, read below.

TrueCaller Privacy Concerns

Many people using the app have searched their own names and numbers and got surprises. Many found their numbers with strange nicknames besides theirs’ and pictures of themselves they never knew existed. This comes from finding results from other peoples’ contact lists, people who have saved your number on their devices with funny names and pictures they shot without you knowing. Imagine what ill-intentioned people can do with that.

An important question here is how TrueCaller works. During installation, it takes your permission (which is part of the agreement prior to using the app) to access your phone book, which it appends to the huge database on its server. This way, the information you have on each individual is processed with that which the system found on other people’s phone books about the same individual. They call this crowdsourcing. They gather information from all TrueCaller users’ phones and work out on it using a form of artificial intelligence using crawlers and predictive technology to establish patterns and data elements that they use to match names and numbers. The crawler actually also crawls through VoIP and instant messaging systems like WhatsApp, Viber, and others.

TrueCaller claims that the contacts they take are unsearchable by users, which is seemingly true. But while people out there cannot search these contacts on your phone, they can search the same data in another form on their directory. So, by using TrueCaller and agreeing to their terms and conditions, you are giving away the privacy of all the contacts in your phone’s contact list.– Always see who’s calling — works for saved contacts and unknown numbers

• Block spam callers and telemarketers
• Search for any name or number
• Make calls directly from the app
• No more unknown numbers in your call history
•  See when your friends are free to talk
• Copy a number anywhere (e.g. website or apps) and Truecaller will tell you who it belongs to

Truecaller Premium Features:

• Having a global caller id system to detect a caller
• Ability to block calls and advertisements and intrusive messages
• Ability to record conversations
• Ability to backup conversation history in cloud computing

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