Apple has recently introduced a built-in phone recording feature that will allow users to record their calls with ease. This new feature is set to revolutionize the way we capture and store our conversations, eliminating the need for third-party apps like TapeACall and Call Recorder.
During a live call, users can simply tap a button on the screen to start recording. Both parties on the call will be notified that the call is being recorded, and a visual representation of the audio level as well as a timer indicating the duration of the recording will be displayed on the screen. Once the recording is complete, it will be sent directly to the Notes application for playback.
Using AI-powered Apple Intelligence technology, this new feature automatically transcribes recorded conversations into text for easy reading. Users can also request a summarized version of the transcription for a more concise overview. The recorded conversation and transcription will be saved for future reference, allowing users to search for specific text within the transcript and combine parts of it with other notes.
The new operating system, IOS18, is currently available as a bug-fixing developer beta. Experienced users are recommended to download and test this new feature before its stable release in two months. For those who prefer to wait until then, they can continue using existing third-party apps or manually recording their calls using their iPhone’s voice memo function.
Overall, this new phone recording feature from Apple offers an innovative solution for capturing and storing conversations on your iPhone without relying on external apps or manual effort.