PRESS RELEASE: iCaughtYou launches in Australia to help Aussies fight back against scam and blocked calls

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20/10/25

Sydney, Australia — iCaughtYou, the app that unmasks hidden callers (including “No Caller ID” calls) and brings control back to phone users, has officially launched in Australia. The service gives Australians new tools to protect themselves against scams, nuisance calls, and harassment, a widespread issue affecting Australians daily.

“With scams and anonymous calls on the rise in Australia, people deserve confidence and peace of mind every time their phone rings,” said Yamen Bendit, CEO of iCaughtYou. “Our app empowers users to see who’s really calling, record conversations, and transcribe voicemail.”

iCaughtYou’s launch comes as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reports record numbers of scam calls each year. The app provides:
Caller ID unmasking — instantly reveal hidden or blocked numbers.
Call recording — securely save important conversations.
Enhanced blacklisting — block nuisance and scam numbers for good.
Visual voicemail — manage and review voicemails easily.
Transcriptions (coming soon) — AI-powered tools for clearer records and future insights.

iCaughtYou is available now on the App Store, Google Play, and at icaughtyou.com, with affordable monthly and premium options. Australians can download the app today and take back control of their calls.

About iCaughtYou
iCaughtYou is a consumer app built to give people confidence every time their phone rings. With tools to reveal “Unknown Calls,” block nuisance numbers, record calls, and manage voicemails, iCaughtYou helps Australians stay in control of their phone interactions.

Media Contact
Shmuel Apel
Director of Marketing
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1347-637-6791
Website: https://www.icaughtyou.com/

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Name: Shmuel ApelCompany: iCaughtYouEmail: [email protected]Phone: +13476376791

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About iCaughtYou

iCaughtYou helps people regain control, privacy, and confidence in every phone call. What began as a caller ID unmasking app has evolved into a full call-intelligence platform, offering call recording and transcriptions to help users better understand and manage their conversations. Built on values of transparency, empowerment, and security, iCaughtYou makes every phone interaction smarter, safer, and more in your control.

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