Truecaller for Android Can Now Look Up Numbers From Any App


Truecaller for Android has received a new update that will enable users to identify any 

mobile number on the smartphone without opening the app.

Called Truecaller Auto-Search, the feature lets Android app users identify an unknown 


number by just copying it - associated information will then be automatically searched for, 

and a notification will be displayed to the user. The company claims that users can 'auto-

search' for an unknown number seen on a website, mail or even message by just copying the 

number.

Essentially, the Truecaller app now checks whenever a number is copied onto the Android 


smartphone's clipboard, from any app, such as Gmail, Messaging, or a Web browser.


Announcing the new update, Truecaller said on its blog, "Identifying a number has never 

been so fast, and frictionless. Android users now can be browsing anywhere on their phone, 

copy a phone number, and Truecaller will instantly try to identify the number and give easy 

access to calling or texting."

The updated Truecaller app for Android is now available for download and brings other new 


features such as the addition of Nepalese language support, as well as bug fixes and general 

speed improvements. With the new update, users can tap on the search box of the app to 

search for contacts in the phonebook or in Truecaller. Unfortunately, the company has not 

revealed when the Auto-Search feature will be rolling out to iOS users.

App Link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller

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