If you’re experiencing difficulties with recording calls on your iPhone, rest assured that you’re not the only one facing this challenge. Many users encounter issues with this feature, which can arise ...

How to Record a Phone Call on Android in 5 Ways Your email has been sent Recording phone calls on Android can be done using built-in features or third-party apps. Learn the best methods and legal tips ...

Pixel 6 and newer phones now support built-in call recording. Recordings save locally and include automatic consent alerts. You can manage retention, share audio, and record select callers. Google ...

A Pixel 8 Pro user in India has shared a video showing native call recording in action. The feature works through the Call Assist menu, with playback, sharing, and deletion options in the Phone app.

How to Record a Phone Call On Your iPhone (the Fast & Easy Way) Your email has been sent Struggling to figure out how to record a phone call on your iPhone? Here are five methods you can try today. An ...

Google seems to have flipped the switch on a feature Pixel fans have been asking for since the original Pixel launched back in 2016. While there hasn’t been an official announcement, Pixel users in ...

Pixel 9 phones in the US currently require manually activating Call Notes on every call to record, transcribe, and summarize them. Google has been spotted testing automatic call recording within the ...

The feature is getting a wider rollout on older Pixel devices that don’t support Google’s AI-powered Chat Notes feature. The feature is getting a wider rollout on older Pixel devices that don’t ...

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Apple’s iOS 18 introduces a highly anticipated feature: the ability to record and transcribe phone calls directly on your iPhone into Apple Notes. This functionality streamlines the process of ...

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