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Truecaller

Step-by-step guide to optimizing Truecaller experience on Android
AppWizard
May 16, 2025

Step-by-step guide to optimizing Truecaller experience on Android

Truecaller allows users to customize their notification preferences through the "Notifications" section in the settings menu. Users can choose to receive notifications for missed calls, incoming messages, and updates from saved contacts, helping to minimize distractions and enhance productivity.
How to enable Truecaller's widget on Android
AppWizard
May 1, 2025

How to enable Truecaller’s widget on Android

After integrating Truecaller's widget onto your home screen, you can explore features such as reviewing recent calls and accessing contacts directly from the widget. Adjusting these settings allows you to tailor the widget's performance to your daily requirements.
How to use Truecaller efficiently on Android
AppWizard
April 30, 2025

How to use Truecaller efficiently on Android

Truecaller is an application for identifying unknown callers and blocking spam calls. To optimize its performance on Android, users should regularly update the app, customize settings for notifications and privacy, enable the Caller ID feature, utilize the spam blocking feature, and report spam numbers to improve the app's database.
How to set up Truecaller's Priority Alerts on Android
AppWizard
April 29, 2025

How to set up Truecaller’s Priority Alerts on Android

Android users can customize Truecaller alerts through notification settings, choosing from various modes: banners (visual cues), sounds (audio alerts), and vibrations (tactile feedback). This customization helps users prioritize important calls while minimizing disruptions.
How to set Caller ID with Truecaller on Android
AppWizard
April 28, 2025

How to set Caller ID with Truecaller on Android

To install Truecaller, search for the app in the Google Play Store, download it, and follow the on-screen prompts. After installation, launch the app and sign up or log in with your phone number to enable call identification permissions.
Android Auto may finally let users switch to a different dialer app (APK teardown)
AppWizard
October 7, 2024

Android Auto may finally let users switch to a different dialer app (APK teardown)

Google is working on enhancing Android Auto by potentially introducing support for third-party dialer applications, which are currently limited to Google’s Phone app. In the latest release (version 13.0), new flags indicate forthcoming support for external dialers and suggest an allowlist system for select applications. Google provides guidelines for developers to optimize their apps for Android Auto, with a dedicated category for calling apps currently available only to Beta Partners. This indicates that a limited selection of dialer apps from the Play Store may soon be accessible in vehicles.
Your favorite apps are requesting dangerous permissions
AppWizard
September 18, 2024

Your favorite apps are requesting dangerous permissions

Several apps among the top 50 in the Play Store request more permissions than necessary, raising concerns about security. MyJio leads with 29 dangerous permissions, followed by WhatsApp with 26, and Truecaller with access to manage calls. Google Messages and WhatsApp for Business also request 26 dangerous permissions, while Facebook requests 22. Meta apps like Instagram, Facebook Lite, and Messenger request 19 dangerous permissions each. In contrast, games like Among Us do not request any dangerous permissions, and others like Candy Crush Saga and 8 Ball Pool require only one or two. Dangerous permissions include access to critical device components such as internal storage, location, microphone, and camera. Notification access is the most frequently requested permission among the top 50 apps. Users are advised to scrutinize app permissions and revoke any that seem excessive, with modern Android versions offering options for limited access to certain permissions.
Cybercriminals Deploy 100K+ Malware Android Apps to Steal OTP Codes
AppWizard
July 31, 2024

Cybercriminals Deploy 100K+ Malware Android Apps to Steal OTP Codes

A malicious campaign targeting SMS messages through harmful Android applications has been active since at least February 2022, involving over 107,000 unique malware samples designed to intercept one-time passwords (OTPs) for identity fraud. A report from Zimperium indicates that 99,000 of these malware apps were previously unknown and not found in common repositories. The campaign affects victims in 113 countries, with India and Russia being the most impacted. The malware is installed via deceptive ads or Telegram bots and monitors incoming SMS messages for OTPs. The perpetrators remain unidentified but accept various payment methods, including cryptocurrency, for a service called Fast SMS, which allows access to virtual phone numbers for fraudulent activities. Additionally, Positive Technologies has identified SMS stealers targeting Android users in specific countries, and other malware variants use Telegram as command-and-control servers.
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