\nBranded Call Display is a feature that all carriers need to implement, as it can be beneficial to everyone. AT&T, in partnership with TransUnion, rolled out this feature for Android users. When you get a call from a legitimate business, you\u2019ll see that business\u2019 name and icon on your call screen. This will let you know that you\u2019re being called by an actual business and not a robot on the other end.
\nSince companies need to specifically partner with AT&T to have their name show up, there\u2019s no chance of imposters. It makes identifying robocallers much easier.
\nAT&T rolled out an update to Branded Call Display
\nAT&T released an update to Branded Call Display that will make it even easier to know whether or not you want to answer the phone. The information will also show you why the company is calling. You would see text like \u201crefill reminder\u201d, \u201cdelivery service\u201d, or whatever. It gives you a snapshot of what the call will be about. So, even if you\u2019re being contacted by a legitimate business, you\u2019ll be able to see if it\u2019s worth picking up the phone.
\nThis new expansion is currently rolling out, but it\u2019s still exclusive to Android users. That\u2019s unfortunate, any person could stand to use this feature. James Garvert, the SVP of TruContact Communications Solutions at TransUnion, did state that this feature will launch to all users \u201cover time.\u201d So, iPhone users will be able to use this feature eventually. \u201cOver time\u201d is a pretty vague description, so there\u2019s no telling when this will actually happen. Hopefully, other carriers adopt a service similar to this.
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