By Web Desk 
iPhones are known for their sleek design and high security, but one feature users often find missing is the ability to easily record phone calls. Unlike Android devices, iPhones do not come with a built-in feature for this purpose due to privacy laws in various countries. However, with a few workarounds, you can still record calls on your iPhone without too much hassle.
Using Third-Party Apps
One of the most common methods to record calls on iPhone is by using third-party apps. Apps like Rev Call Recorder or TapeACall are popular and easy to use. They typically involve merging your call with a recording line, which saves the conversation. To get started:
- Download a call recording app from the App Store.
- Follow the app’s instructions, usually requiring you to merge the call with a recording service.
- After the call, you can save and share the recording.
These apps usually offer free trials but often charge for premium services.
Using Voicemail
Another method is to use your voicemail to record a conversation. Here’s how:
- Call the person you want to record.
- Tap “Add Call” and dial your own number.
- Merge the calls, and your voicemail will capture the conversation.
This method works best with certain carriers that allow voicemail call merging. The voicemail recording can later be accessed and saved to your phone.
Legal Considerations
It’s important to note that recording calls may be illegal in some areas without the consent of the other party. Always check your local laws before proceeding.