A Step-by-Step Guide to Enabling Call Recording on Your iPhone

Want to record your important phone calls? iOS 18.1 has got you covered. The new call recording feature makes it super easy to capture those crucial conversations.

Call Recording Feature Setup on iOS 18

Want to use the new call recording feature on your iPhone? First things first, make sure you've updated to iOS 18.1. Once you're up to date, you'll see a little "Record Call" button in the top left corner of your call screen. It's super easy to start recording – just tap on it and you're good to go!

Just a heads up, when you start recording a call on your iPhone, you'll hear a 3-second countdown, followed by an announcement that the call is being recorded. Once the recording starts, you'll see a timer in the call interface. To stop recording mid-call, simply tap the stop button next to the timer. And if you're done with the call, just hang up as usual.

Location of stored iPhone call recordings

Once you finish recording a call, your iPhone automatically saves it to the Voice Memos app. Pretty cool, huh? And guess what? The recording will be named after the person you were talking to, so it's super easy to find. Plus, with iCloud, you can listen to your recordings on any of your Apple devices or even share them with friends!

Precautions for using iPhone call recording

Please be aware that the voice prompt for iPhone call recording cannot be disabled. Both parties in the conversation will be notified that the call is being recorded. It is crucial to understand the legal implications of recording conversations in your jurisdiction.