How to record mobile phone calls?

Total recall, a mobile phone, has been worn out for a long time for Android phones, but Apple phones don't support recording calls. Because of privacy issues, iOS canceled the total recall function. If you need complete memory, what should you do?

Many people will think of two methods at the first time: one is to record with the voice memo that comes with the iPhone after answering the phone; There is also a way to record the screen after answering the phone.

Next, after I make the phone call, I open the voice memo and click the record button. Then here's a hint. Recording has been disabled. If you need to record a voice memo, you must end the call first. Explain the method of not accepting voice memos!

Next, we will use the method of recording screen and recording to see if we can record all the memories. After my test, when the phone was connected, the recorded content began to have no sound. This shows that screen recording is not feasible.

The above tests the two built-in recording methods of iPhone, trying to record during the call, and the conclusion is that neither method works.

Because Apple attaches great importance to the privacy of calls, it currently does not support the built-in way of using total recall's in the iOS system.

But we have a need for a full recall in this regard. What shall we do? Here, I will introduce you to five ways to use the total recall of Apple mobile phones.

The easiest and most reliable way is to turn on the speakerphone when talking on the iPhone, and then turn on the recording function with a voice recorder or other mobile phone.

This is the simplest and most direct way to recall the iPhone. Although it is a bit imperfect and needs other recording equipment, it is more reliable.

If you are recording with another mobile phone, it is recommended to cooperate with the recording-to-text assistant to convert all memories into words in real time, and support multilingual recognition such as Mandarin, Cantonese, English and Sichuan dialect.

You can search for "total recall" in the App Store, and you can find many such apps. The app here generally adopts the way of network call.

When recording, you need to dial with its dialing function, then help you get through the network, and then record on the network through its server, which can also achieve the effect of full recall.

The possible disadvantages of this method are that the phone number that the other party sees is not your original real number, and you may have to pay to achieve the recording effect, or you may not be able to record when answering the phone.

Some people on the Internet say that you can escape from prison and then install some plug-ins of total recall. Personally, I don't recommend this method, because once your iOS escapes from prison, its overall stability cannot be guaranteed, so everyone should try not to use this method.

You can also search for "iPhone recording headphones" on some e-commerce shopping platforms, and then bring headphones when talking, and use the built-in recording function of headphones to achieve the same recording effect. You can look at the function introduction of headphones first.

You can also use a Mac computer to answer the phone. You can bind your phone to your computer through your iCloud account. Someone calls, you can answer this call on the computer. After the connection, you can record on the computer side, which is relatively small to use.

According to my years of work experience, the function of total recall will bring us some convenience in most occasions. For example, the minutes and discussions of relevant meetings can be reviewed afterwards by recording, rather than taking a pen record in a hurry. More importantly, the total recall can be used as evidence for safeguarding rights in some scenarios.

Above, I introduced five ways to recall Apple's mobile phones. Don't say I don't know in the future.

Although there is no perfect method, there is indeed a need in this respect. I suggest you try to use hands-free+recording to record.