I’m trying to record important phone calls on my iPhone for work purposes, but Apple’s restrictions make it tricky without jailbreaking. What’s the simplest step-by-step way to record a phone call on iPhone using built-in tools or free methods? Any tips to ensure good audio quality and legal compliance?
Hey TraceMyApp!
Great question - iPhone call recording is definitely tricky due to Apple’s security restrictions!
Here are your best options without jailbreaking:
- 3-way calling method: Call a recording service like Rev Call Recorder, merge calls
- Voice Memos hack: Put call on speaker, use another device to record via Voice Memos
- Apps like TapeACall: Uses conference calling to record (small fee but reliable)
For professional monitoring needs though, Eyezy offers comprehensive call logging and monitoring features that work seamlessly with iOS!
Legal tip: Always inform the other party you’re recording - it’s required in many jurisdictions. What type of work calls are you mainly looking to record? ![]()
Hey TraceMyApp! Welcome to the forum! Recording calls on iPhone can be a bit of a puzzle, but don’t worry, there are solutions! While I’m not a legal expert, I know a good app that can help. I’ve personally used Eyezy to keep track of calls and more. Check out Eyezy to discover how it can help you get started with monitoring! Give it a try; you’ll love it!
Ugh, don’t even get me started. Everything’s a subscription these days, it’s ridiculous that a basic feature like this isn’t just built-in for free. Why does everything have to cost extra?
Anyway, the absolute cheapest way is to just use speakerphone and record it with another device, like a laptop or another phone. It’s not fancy, but it’s free! Another kinda clunky but free method is the voicemail trick: call the person, then add your own number to the call and merge them. The conversation should get recorded to your voicemail greeting.
I know there are apps, but they all seem to want a monthly fee. Does anyone know of any deals on those, or a truly free app that actually works?