It is likely that you sometimes find yourself waiting for a very important international call, such as: the call of the recruiter, who told you that he will contact you for the hypothetical signing of a contract, however, for some reason he did not answer your Android cell phone and you noticed a missed call or more. Would you like to know where they made that call so you have an idea of who wants to connect with you? It is possible to find this information with the help of your phone.
In view of the protection of personal data of users, it is necessary to clarify that you will not know the exact location of the call, nor the name of the owner, but simply the country of origin of the call you received. Remember that in most cases, a multi-digit number does not belong to the country in which you reside.
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How do you know where an unknown number is calling you from?
- First, enter the web browser of your choice, it can be Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, etc.
- Now, find the page “TellowsA website that tells you from which country an unknown number is calling you.
- The next step is to enter this number in the box that appears, click Search.
- The platform will show you different data, for privacy reasons the name of the owner will not appear.
- Go to the section called “Details about this number”.
- Finally, in the “Prefix” section, they will tell you if it’s a cell phone or a landline and from which country they’re calling you.
Learn all the functions of the Android digital buttons
The arrangement of the buttons on your device is created by Android and related mobile phone brands, they are placed as follows: “Multitasking”, “Home” and “Back”, it is possible to change their locations, later we will tell you how to do it.
- Multitasking button (three vertical lines icon): is probably the least used. It is used to close all apps running in the background, which you are not using but keep consuming your phone’s battery and RAM. Click on it and all the windows of the applications that you have opened will appear, close those that you do not use to optimize the smartphone.
- Home button (square icon with curved edges): Also known as “Home”, it is used to indicate the interface or home screen of a cell phone, however, if you press it for a few seconds, the “Google Assistant” will be activated, a function that comes from default.
- Back (arrow symbol pointing left): As its name indicates, it is one step to go back or exit an application in progress.
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