New rule from November 1: unknown caller's name to show on smartphones in India
From November 1, India's telecom regulator will require all telecom providers to implement Caller Name Presentation (CNAP), showing the subscriber's registered name for unknown numbers on smartphones. The service applies to 4G and higher users, with later rollout for 2G/3G, aiming to reduce fraud and improve caller identification.
Source: New rule from November 1: unknown caller's name to show on smartphones in India — India Today
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