Truecaller Faces Indian Data Scrutiny

Truecaller data revealed that India received approximately 42 billion spam calls in 2025, with around 12 billion of these calls being blocked. This comes as the Indian Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRAI) implements new amendments to combat nuisance calls. The updates include regulatory rules applicable to all types of automated communications, including those utilizing artificial intelligence. These rules require companies to notify telecom providers in advance of their intent to use A2P (Application-to-Person) systems and to report spam calls through a blockchain-based platform. Truecaller has voiced objections to the new regulations, considering them unfair and arguing that they mandate the transfer of user data without explicit consent. Concerns have been raised regarding data privacy and the nature of the information that is required to be shared.

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