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This is a bit unrelated, but I think this should go in this section here. You are all pretty savvy on this forum, so I'm wondering if you all know of any cell phones which allow you to record entire conversations?
cyrusabdollahi said:It can be considered wire tapping in some states.
cyrusabdollahi said:Well, if its illegal in any state, do you think a cell phone company would put out a product with this feature? -not likely.
http://www.tbotech.com/phonerecorders.htm
Its not a cell phone, but it will work with one.
A call recorder on a cell phone is a feature that allows you to record phone conversations and save them as audio files on your device. It can be useful for recording important conversations or for personal or professional purposes.
The legality of using a call recorder on a cell phone varies depending on the country or state you are in. Some places require both parties to consent to the recording, while others only require one party to give consent. It is important to check your local laws and regulations before using a call recorder.
Most modern smartphones have the capability to use a call recorder, but it may not be a built-in feature. You may need to download a call recording app from the app store to use this feature. It is important to check the compatibility of the app with your specific phone model.
Using a call recorder should not affect the call quality as it only records the audio from the conversation. However, if the call recorder app is not of good quality, it may affect the overall performance of your phone, including call quality.
The process of accessing and managing your recorded calls may vary depending on the call recording app you are using. Generally, you can find your recorded calls in the app's settings or in a separate folder in your phone's file manager. From there, you can listen to, delete, or share your recorded calls as needed.