According to recent development, Truecaller will integrate with Google Duo, a video calling service and app by Google. This will add additional communications layer that Truecaller is wildly popular popular for when delivering quick overview of incoming identity.
Truecaller is currently working with native dialer, caller ID, and spam blocking app used by more than 250 million users globally. This will add Google Duo to the services that Truecaller supports.
Along with the integration with video calling app, Truecaller has also introduced a redesign of its Android app with new SMS and Flash Messaging features as below.
- Instantly see who’s SMS’ing you and filter out all spam messages. Spam SMS account for 15% of all SMS messages sent globally, and represents 1.2 trillion spam messages each year.
- Flash Messaging: which allows you to send quick pre-defined messages to any Truecaller user to let them know if you’re in distress, you’re on your way, your location, or that you’ve reached home.
The new look and feel of Truecaller is consistent with its ongoing commitment to provide a safe and efficient experience for millions of mobile users who’ve become increasingly frustrated by the growing problem of spam calls and texts from unknown users. Now as one of the fastest growing mobile apps in the world, Truecaller sits at the center of your mobile phone experience helping you connect with the people who matter, in the way you want to communicate, while avoiding calls and texts from those you don’t.
Google Duo is a simple video calling app that takes the complexity out of video calling. The service has been built to be fast and reliable, with a single button push for connecting with other users.
New updates to the Truecaller app are now available on Android or iOS. However Google Duo integration will be available in the coming months for both Android and iOS.
