Call recording apps blocked by google?

[BazzaS]

If a “conference call” method isn’t available for Android : Get yourself an iPhone (provided your network allows native conference calling)

 

I use “tape-a-call” ; high quality recordings without using the phone’s speaker (or a separate recorder with a microphone).

I paid a one-off fee to upgrade from the free “Lite” version to the fully featured one.

 

 

[BazzaS]

Google is your friend (well, sometimes not, from the title and contents of this thread ......!), but googling gives me:

https://www.tapeacall.com/

 

it shows the iPhone version when I look (but from an iPhone, I don’t know if it shows an android version from an android phone).

they certainly used to talk about an android version:

https://blog.tapeacall.com/record-audio-calls-iphone-android/

 

 

Edited March 24, 2019 by BazzaS

[BazzaS]

I do have a spare iPhone, just not to give you, (especially if you seem to want the latest model, brand new [second hand, not the latest, shouldn’t cost a grand!]).

 

[BazzaS]

Up to you, depends how much you want to record calls.

 

You’ve posted about a problem, I’ve tried to suggest an Android solution.

if TapeACall don’t support android anymore:

a) find an android equivalent (I can’t help with that, as I don’t have an Android phone with me)

b) find a different recording solution (Olympus TP8?),

c) change to a different Android release that still supports your current app, or

d) buy a second hand iPhone, as cheap a version as you can get to use TapeACall, stick a PAYG SIM in it, and use it as your “recording phone”.

 

“You pays your money, and takes your choice”.