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iOS 18 brings call recording: What you need to know

by Milan
July 10, 2024 - 00:31
in Apple Insights
iOS 18 call recording

Photo by Elkov / Bigstockphoto

The iPhone, since its launch in 2007, has revolutionized the way we communicate. With each new version of iOS, more useful features are added to make our lives easier. One of the most exciting new features in iOS 18 is the ability to record calls directly in the Phone app and create a transcript afterwards. This feature could be especially useful for professionals, journalists, and anyone who wants to document important phone conversations.

In the past, recording calls on an iPhone was complicated. You had to resort to third-party apps that were often cumbersome and not very user-friendly. With iOS 18, this problem is a thing of the past. Apple has integrated this feature directly into the system, making call recording easier and more intuitive than ever before. Let's take a closer look at how this new feature works and what it has to offer.

Record calls only with the phone app

While the App Store offers numerous call recording apps, none of them can match the simplicity and efficiency of the new feature in iOS 18. When you're on a call, a new option to start recording appears in the Phone app. With just one click, the recording begins and the person on the other end of the line is automatically informed that the call is being recorded. This ensures transparency and regulatory compliance. You can see the remaining recording time on the call screen. After the call is over, you can save the recording and have a transcript of it created. This transcript is saved directly to Apple Notes, where you can edit and save it as you wish.

Call logs and summaries with Apple Intelligence

Another innovative feature of iOS 18 is the integration of Apple Intelligence. On compatible devices like the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, Apple Notes offers an AI-powered transcript summary. These summaries are especially useful for quickly capturing the key points of a conversation without having to read through the entire transcript. Owners of older iPhones don't have to worry - the basic call recording and transcription functionality is available even without Apple Intelligence. Only transcript summary requires AI support.

Availability in different languages and regions

Apple has made sure that the new call recording feature in iOS 18 is available in different languages and regions. Supported languages include:

  • English (USA, UK, Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore)
  • Spanish (USA, Mexico, Spain)
  • French (France)
  • German (Germany)
  • Japanese (Japan)
  • Mandarin Chinese (China, Taiwan)
  • Cantonese (China, Hong Kong)
  • Portuguese (Brazil)

Not yet available in iOS 18 Beta

Although call recording is one of the most anticipated features in iOS 18, it has not been included in the iOS 18 developer beta 3. The feature is expected to roll out this fall with the release of iOS 18, and we shouldn't have to wait until a later version .1 or .2 - according to Apple.

A milestone for iPhone users: call recording in iOS 18

The introduction of call recording in iOS 18 is a significant advancement for iPhone users. This feature makes it easier and more convenient to record and document important conversations. Whether you need the transcripts for professional purposes or simply as a personal reminder, iOS 18 offers a seamless and user-friendly solution. Get your iPhone ready and look forward to this exciting new feature, available this fall. Looking for new accessories? Then check out our Amazon Storefront – there you'll find numerous products from leading manufacturers, including products for HomeKit and more! (Photo by Elkov / Bigstockphoto)

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