The new iPhone call recording function added in iOS 18.1 and above makes recording easier than ever! Just tap the recording button on the screen to start recording. This button is on the same screen as the speaker, mute and hang up buttons, making it convenient and fast. After the recording starts, the system will automatically play the prompt tone to inform both parties that the recording is being recorded, but it is best to confirm it verbally to show respect.

Say goodbye to the past tedious recording methods, such as using a three-party call to transfer to a voice mail or recording with a Mac computer.

The call content recorded on iPhone will be automatically saved in the memo app and saved with the title "Call with (Contact Name or Phone Number)" so that you can listen back, view voice to text records at any time, and add additional notes.

Ready to experience this practical feature? The following steps will guide you on how to record any call on your iPhone, whether you are making or answering a call.

How to record a call on iPhone

As long as your iPhone is running iOS 18.1 or later, you can record any phone calls with just one button. The other party does not need to use the iPhone, and this function can also work normally.

1. In the ongoing phone call interface, check out the regular call screen of your iPhone.

2. Check the upper left corner of the iPhone screen and click the call recording button.

3. The system will play a prompt tone to inform all call participants that the voice is being recorded.

4. After recording is finished, click the same button to stop recording, or hang up the phone as usual.

5. Now, open the Memo app and you will see a new Memo titled "Call with Name/Number" with the recorded call content.

6. Here you can access and play call recording audio, view text records, add notes, share call recordings, and more.

That's it! Isn't it very simple? No need to work hard to use a three-party call to transfer to a voice mailbox, use other computers or devices to record sounds through speakers, or set up call recording hardware.

Call recording is very useful for many scenarios, especially when you need to review the call content or discuss information later, such as calls involving complex medical, health, legal, financial, scientific or other complex issues, or any topic that contains professional terms you are not familiar with.

Where is the FaceTime call recording?

Currently, call recording is only available for phone calls on iPhones.

If you want to record a FaceTime call, you can start screen recording during the FaceTime call.

Similarly, to avoid potential legal issues, you need to notify all participants that are recording.

Future versions of iOS and iPadOS may include native FaceTime call and video chat recording, which will be especially popular with families and friends. Currently, the screen recording method is still effective.

Legal issues with call recording

Remember that each state and country has different laws and regulations regarding call recording.

In the United States, it is usually legal to record if all call participants agree to recording, but some states require only one party’s consent (even if it is legal in some areas, recording without informing all participants, what do you think?).

If you are unsure about the legal provisions for call recordings in your area, it is best to consult local laws and regulations, although there is also some information about doubts about accuracy on the Internet.

What do you think of the new simple call recording feature added to iPhone? Do you use the call recording feature? Please share your thoughts, comments and experiences in the comments below.

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