How to Record iPhone Calls with iOS 18.1 Update

iOS 18.1 has brought an extremely useful feature that many iPhone users have long been waiting for: call recording, helping to record important conversations.

The iOS 18.1 update enables live recording of phone calls or FaceTime calls, making it easier for iPhone users to record important conversations, store them, and even access transcripts thanks to Apple Intelligence.

iOS 18.1 update brings the ability to record calls right on iPhone, without going through a third-party application

To record calls on iPhone, you first need to update to iOS 18.1 by going to the Settings app > select General > Software Update . iOS 18.1 is compatible with iPhone XS and later devices.

Next, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open the Phone app on your iPhone

Step 2: Make calls or answer incoming calls

Step 3: During the call, click the Start Call Recording button in the upper left corner of the screen

The listener and caller receive audio notification of call recording.

Step 4: Both the listener and the caller receive notification that the call is being recorded to ensure transparency.

Step 5: When you're done recording, click the stop or hang up button.

Call recordings are automatically saved in the Notes app.

All call recordings are automatically saved in a dedicated folder in the Notes app, where iPhone users can listen to the recording, view a transcript, or even a summary of the conversation generated by Apple Intelligence.

Previously, Apple did not allow call recording because it was banned in many countries. Privacy remains a major concern globally. However, it seems that the "bitten apple" has changed its mind with the iOS 18.1 update.

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