Whoapp allows us to see unknown calls

This application was designed by Teltech of New Jersey, in order to eliminate those annoying calls at any time when we receive a "private number" that we do not know whether to answer or ignore and that become habitual. Whoapp allows us to turn the unknown number into a real person, with a photograph, location with Google Street View and telephone number, in this way it aims to make smartphone users feel more secure and confident in their phone calls.

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We have had the problem for a long time that our phones receive strange and / or annoying calls with unknown people who offer services or ideas to obtain personal information to end up defrauding the user and Whoapp is willing to end this problem once and for all. The Federal Communications Commission has filed a complaint about the public "Do Not Call" lists that refer to those spam telephone numbers that the same users have not reported lately, it has not been able to stop the problem.

The company Teltech has good references, having won the Federal Trade Commission's anti-theft competition in 2015 with its application known as '' Robokiller '' that shares methodologies with this Whoapp. '' Robokiller was built specifically to combat automatic phone calls, '' said Ethan Garr, co-founder and vice president of Teltech.

How does Whoapp work?

When we receive an unwanted call such as a private number or a phone number that we already recognize to be services that we do not want but that are insistent, we must deny the call, which is automatically sent to Whoapp to investigate the possible business card (location, telephone number, photograph) and to be able to show all this information on the call. If the call we receive is desired, we can answer it and if it is an unwanted call, we will let it go to Whoapp mail.

Whoapp is only available for iPhone at the moment. The company is expected to launch an Android version soon.