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RE: good app to record phone calls - gasparoide - 02-26-2026
There is a native one since iOS 18
RE: good app to record phone calls - RukasuRi - 02-27-2026
would screen recording while making a phone call work?
RE: good app to record phone calls - Sabre11 - 03-06-2026
Just be aware that in the United States, call recording laws vary by state: 38 states plus the District of Columbia follow one-party consent (similar to Canada, where only one participant needs to agree), while 11 states require all-party (two-party) consent from everyone involved. Vermont has no specific statute and defaults to federal one-party rules. Note that some states (e.g., Connecticut, Michigan, Oregon) have nuances, like civil liability risks or distinctions between in-person and phone calls—always check local details for your situation.
RE: good app to record phone calls - Sabre11 - 03-06-2026
Continuing as I thought I should cover Europe too, the call recording laws in European countries are not uniform and are primarily governed by the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which requires a lawful basis like explicit consent, legitimate interest, or legal obligation for processing recordings as personal data, along with transparency, data minimization, and security measures. National laws add layers: many countries (e.g., Germany, Italy, Spain) require all-party consent for private calls, while others like France or the UK allow one-party if you're a participant and it's for personal use, but businesses often need explicit consent or notification under ePrivacy rules.