Good news! Apple phones now support call recording! But we will notify the other party!
On October 29th, the topic of iPhone being able to record phone calls sparked widespread discussion among netizens. Just the day before, Apple officially launched iOS 18.1, one of the highlights of which is the support for call recording. After making a call, clicking the recording button in the upper left corner will start recording and notify all participants that the call is being recorded. The call will be saved to the Notes application, and the Notes application can also generate transcripts. A blogger tested and found that after clicking on the call recording button on an iPhone, regardless of whether the other party is an Apple or Android phone, they will receive a reminder saying 'This call will be recorded'. Many netizens expressed, 'Why bother recording when notifying the other party?' 'Who uses it is embarrassed.'. Some people also say that 'supporting non silent recording is important for privacy' and 'what if someone records a call and tries to guide you to say something you shouldn't say?'. According to reports, the design of "recording calls" is a respect and protection of users' privacy rights. Can you use this feature?