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Exactly. And call recording app is pretty much like any other voice recording app, so it's not like the manufacturer is liable. And it's surely not their fuckin
by krick 5y ago
Exactly. And call recording app is pretty much like any other voice recording app, so it's not like the manufacturer is liable. And it's surely not their fucking business what I do with my phone.
Anyway, I used to rely on the call recording quite heavily, and I was really pissed off, when I discovered that it doesn't work anymore, so all my recent calls are lost. This was really awkward, because knowing my calls are recorded I stopped writing down appointments or ask to repeat something I didn't hear well, because I can just replay.
Without all that stuff there's really not much point using phone at all. Except most messengers and services require you having a phone number, which is absolutely ridiculous.
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