Native call recording may arrive to Google Pixel phones soon
I've always found it a bit baffling that something as simple as recording a call isn't a standard feature on all smartphones. Sure, there are third-party apps, but they often feel clunky or unreliable. Word on the street is that Google might finally be addressing this with a native call recording function baked right into the Phone app on Pixel devices.
While I can't confirm anything, the idea of having a seamless call recording experience is definitely appealing. Imagine being able to easily document important conversations without having to jump through hoops or worry about sketchy apps. This could be a real game-changer for journalists, researchers, or anyone who needs to keep a record of their calls.
However, it's essential to remember that call recording laws vary wildly around the world. In some places, it's perfectly legal to record a call as long as one party (you) consents. In other places, you need the consent of everyone on the line. Google would need to tread carefully to ensure that its call recording feature complies with all applicable regulations, and I would expect a prominent disclaimer about local laws.
Regardless of the challenges, the potential benefits of native call recording on Pixel phones are clear. Let's hope this feature makes its way to a future update. I'm eager to see what Google does with this!
Source: Android Central