Call Recording Feature May Come to iPhones with iOS 14

Apple is expected to offer iOS 14 to iPhone users in the fall. Although the technology giant tries to keep its mouth tight about the innovations regarding the new operating system update, a new leak has revealed a new feature that may come with iOS 14.

According to IT Home's report, with iOS 14 call recording feature may come. A published screenshot shows that an early version of the call recording feature is available in the iOS 14 developer build.

It is said that call recording will be possible in phone and Facetime calls with iOS 14.

According to the screenshot above, which is claimed to be taken from iOS 14, the new feature is in the sound settings. “Phone and Facetime Calls” It is located in the section. In the statement that Apple added to the Settings application, the call recording feature is explained as "enables the recording of all incoming and outgoing calls on this device."

Call recording may not be legal in some countries, and Apple has to detect any problems that may arise from the addition of the new feature in advance. In the warning on the settings screen, it is stated that the user is solely responsible for the call recording and your legal responsibilities It is stated that it also belongs to the user. The call recording feature can be optionally enabled or disabled.

on Apple devices with third party applications It is possible to record calls, but Apple may also want to offer such a feature internally in the operating system. iOS 14 is expected to arrive in September. Apple is also expected to present a preview for iOS 14 at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which is scheduled to take place in June.