The app is supported for iOS 11 devices and can filter out spam SMS and MMS messages and move them into a Junk tab. The app had recently integrated a number scanning feature that can scan phone numbers using a smartphone’s camera.
Truecaller has announced its latest update for Apple iOS 11 devices. The app now enables filtering of spam SMS and MMS messages from iMessage and sends them directly to a junk tab. Truecaller had recently integrated two new features in its app, flash messaging and video calling (using Google Duo). It also has a essential numbers and number scanning feature that can scan phone numbers using a device’s camera.
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Truecaller today announced the addition of a new spam filtering feature for its iOS app, which will seamlessly filter out SMS and MMS spam from iMessage and send them directly to a junk tab.
Similar to junk email, which is filtered into a designated spam folder, you’ll no longer have to waste time deleting unwanted messages manually from your device, allowing you to communicate safely and more efficiently with those that matter.
Truecaller blocks more than 100 million spam SMS and text messages each week globally, and with its ever-growing community, iOS users will now be able to filter out junk SMS with the most powerful spam blocking app.
On a weekly basis, approximately 82 million spam texts or SMS are received by Indian users, out of which 24 million are automatically blocked. “We’re always looking for ways to increase safety while communicating,” said Rishit Jhunjhunwala, VP of Product, Truecaller, “Now, iPhone users will have a powerful tool to automatically filter junk and spam SMS, which has been highly requested by our users.”
Along with recent releases such as Flash Messaging and Google Duo powered video calling, this is another in a long list of new features within the popular Truecaller app., which makes it a one-stop communications platform with a smart dialer, caller ID, and spam blocking service that’s already used by more than 250 million users globally.
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