> You can not do this on android as truecaller would refuse to move forward without permissions. Then it's only iOS that allows that. My point still stands tho

> You can not do this on android as truecaller would refuse to move forward without permissions. Then it's only iOS that allows that. My point still stands though because the commenter said that "android and iOS" allow you to do this but they don't. Back when Android allowed you to root the phone, XPrivacyLua let you spoof granted permissions so that apps thought they were tracking data that was actually fake. But now you can't do this. Some distributions like GrapheneOS and maybe LineageOS also let you do this nowadays, but it's still not enough.