Cyanogen OS to Incorporate Truecaller App in Future Devices

Nowadays, the open source operating system, Cyanogen is working on expanding its OS for OEM's. Recently, the company has announced the collaboration with the caller ID app TrueCaller.

Moreover, this app will be integrated into an upcoming Cyanogen software update likely to be released in few months. This app will come in the Cyanogen powered smartphones in future , meanwhile both the device, Yureka and OnePlus One will receive the update in upcoming days.

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"Cyanogen is all about giving users control and putting the "personal" back into mobile computing. As with any app we make available through our operating system, you have the choice to use or uninstall an app based on your individual preferences," the company notes on its blog.

It added, "On a regular basis, we all experience the annoyance of unwanted calls, incoming numbers we don't recognize, and overzealous telemarketers who can't seem to take no for an answer. Thanks to our awesome global partnership with Truecaller, you'll be able to screen calls via caller ID and block unwanted spam directly from the native dialer on Cyanogen OS."