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The one thing iOS does not have call recording. I want to be able to record some of my calls, which is something I discovered when I got a call from a man thre
by callesgg 6y ago
The one thing iOS does not have call recording.
I want to be able to record some of my calls, which is something I discovered when I got a call from a man threatening me, would be nice to have in court. It would be a really nice feature.
- codazoda 6y agoI used to record all my android calls, keep them around for 7 days, then delete them (unless I flagged them as important). These were VERY GOOD for things like customer service. Android also dropped the ability to do this for a while (the the apps I was using died) and I haven't tried again in a long time. Maybe I'll look again.
- mvanbaak 6y agoWhile it would be a fun thing to have, in most parts of the world you have to inform the other party BEFORE you are going to record calls. Probably the reason apple left it out.
- heavyset_go 6y agoThere are plenty of places where it is legal to record calls, and in the others you simply need to inform the other party of the recording.
- m463 6y ago"calls are recorded for quality purposes". I think some folks are starting to match up names and voices, audible fingerprints anyone?
- c22 6y agoIf you get a Google Voice account you can record ongoing calls by pressing "4".
- o-__-o 6y agoOnly on inbound calls