How to Remove Truecaller as Your Default Calling App on Android and iOS

Truecaller is a popular app that offers various call management features. If you want to stop using it as your default calling app, this guide will walk you through the process on both Android and iOS devices.

Removing Truecaller on Android Devices

Follow these steps to remove Truecaller as your default calling app on Android:

Steps:

Open Settings on your phone. Scroll down and tap on Apps or Applications. Find and select Truecaller from the list of apps. Tap on Open by default or Set as default. If Truecaller is set as the default app for calls, tap on Clear defaults. Go back to the Apps menu and find your preferred calling app, such as Phone. Tap on it and select Set as default to make it the primary calling app.

Removing Truecaller on iPhone (iOS)

Truecaller does not set itself as a default calling app on iOS like it does on Android, but you can still remove it from your default apps.

Steps:

Open the Truecaller app. Go to Settings within the app. Disable any features you don't want, such as call identification. If you no longer wish to use Truecaller, you can delete the app.

Additional Methods

Here are a couple of additional methods to remove Truecaller as your default calling app:

Method 1:

Try making a call from your system app. When prompted, choose to make the system app your default calling app.

Method 2:

Uninstall the Truecaller app. This action will automatically set your original dialer as the default calling app.

After completing these steps, your device should no longer use Truecaller as the default calling app.

Note: The exact steps may vary slightly depending on your specific device and version of the operating system. Consult your device's manual or supported resources for more information.

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