Why you are seeing names flashing for calls from unknown numbers: What is government’s CNAP, how it works and is different from Truecaller

If you have started seeing a name appear on your smartphone screen every time you receive a call from an unknown number, then ...

Kimwolf Android botnet abuses residential proxies to infect internal devices

The Kimwolf botnet, an Android variant of the Aisuru malware, has grown to more than two million hosts, most of them infected ...
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OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite 5G starts receiving OxygenOS 16 update (Android 16)

OnePlus has released the Android 16-based stable OxygenOS 16 for Nord CE4 Lite 5G. The update brings some new features and ...

8 Android Auto apps that have nothing to do with music or maps (but you need them)

You don’t need every app on your screen, but the right Android Auto apps can seriously upgrade your time behind the wheel. Time to stop using your infotainment system like a radio and start using it ...
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The most overlooked way to stop spam calls on Android and iPhone

Spam calls are probably the most annoying daily issue that has arisen with smartphones. Either it's a salesperson cold ...
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CNAP vs. Truecaller: Government caller ID is coming, is Truecaller's game over? Find out which one is more powerful.

A major shift in caller identification is underway in India. With the introduction of TRAI's new initiative, CNAP (Caller Name Presentation), questions have arisen about whether the need for popular ...

CNAP vs Truecaller: How India’s Official Caller ID System Differs From the Popular App

CNAP displays verified caller names via telecom networks, while Truecaller identifies and blocks spam with community data.