Recently a new app became available for the N9, which is also available for iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and Symbian, called 'WhozCalling'. It claims to be able to tell you who is calling by name even if you don't have that information in your contacts list. However I didn't test it as I didn't get beyond reading the Terms and Conditions and aborted the install. Here's why:

"You agree to share your number for verification and checking your favorites from contacts purposes. You agree that the application will have access to your mobile contact list available. You agree that any material, information, or other communication relating to the Software, including all data and other things embodied therein, that you transmit to InMobiles, will be considered non-confidential (Communications). InMobiles will have no confidentiality obligations with respect to the Communications. You agree that InMobiles and its designees will be free to copy, modify, create derivative works, publicly display, disclose, distribute, license and sublicense through multiple tiers of distribution and incorporate and otherwise use the Communications, including derivative works thereto, for any and all commercial or non-commercial purposes without compensation or other obligation and that InMobiles is the sole and exclusive owner of any and all such modifications and derivative works."

Would anybody install this if they knew this is what InMobiles promised to do with their data? Does their software work by cross-comparing incoming calls with the information they've been busy collecting from other people's phones? If so, I find this incredible, and it is even more incredible that they take ownership of your contacts list and basically give themselves the rights to do anything they want with it. Is this even legal?