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Google's Phone App can Tell You Why a Company is Calling Before You Pick Up

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Jun 26, 2020, 11:44 AM by Rich Brome

Google is rolling out its own call verification system that will allow the incoming call screen on Android phones to not only confirm that a call is legitimate, but also display the calling business' reason for calling and company logo. The feature requires that the phone's default phone app be set to Google's Phone app, that businesses supply this information to Google's servers before each call, and that users have the phone's mobile number associated with their Google account.

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