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TextMe Up Free Calling & Texts Analysis

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TextMe Up Free Calling & Texts is a communication app designed for users who wish to maintain separate personal and professional contact numbers. This application allows the creation of backup phone numbers from Canada, France, the UK, and the US. Users can send texts to over a hundred countries using a credit system, offering flexibility in communication. The app also supports free SMS texting to over 40 territories, although this feature is limited to residents of Canada and the US. The ability to create multiple numbers adds convenience for managing different aspects of life.

In addition to text messaging, TextMe Up enables users to make high-quality voice and video calls, share photos and videos, and participate in group chats. While the app is free to use, it is ad-supported, which may lead to intrusive full-screen advertisements that can disrupt user experience. Users have reported issues with app stability, including crashes and login problems, as well as difficulties in making or receiving calls and texts. Despite these drawbacks, the app's features cater to those needing versatile communication solutions.

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Release
Latest update
Version
3.56.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 17.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
1,832
Downloads Last Week
0

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Call and Text from your NEW free phone number (real phone calls & SMS).

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