2026-09-18
With a conference-line recorder, the recording is made on a server, not on your phone. Here is what that means for where it lives, who could reach it, and what delete actually does.
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2026-08-11
Making a recording and sharing it are separate acts, and the second can carry more legal weight than the first. What to check before you send one, and safer ways to share what a call established.
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2026-07-22
Journalists, researchers and hiring managers record calls for the same reason: to listen properly instead of writing. How to set up, how to ask, and how to turn the recording into something you can quote.
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2026-06-30
A history of fifty recordings named after phone numbers is not a record, it is a pile. A naming habit, a search habit and a deletion habit that keep recordings useful.
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2026-06-03
Conference-line recording only works if your plan can merge calls. Here is how to test it in two minutes, the common reasons a merge fails, and what to do about each one.
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2026-05-12
Most calls do not need recording. A handful really benefit from it. Here are the situations where a recording earns its place, and the ones where a written note is the better record.
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2026-04-09
A recording is only as good as the call it captures. Here is what degrades call audio, which of it you control, and the few habits that make a recording usable later.
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2026-01-27
The announcement is eight seconds long and removes most of the legal risk of recording. Here are scripts that work for business calls, personal calls and awkward ones, plus what to do when the answer is no.
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2026-03-02
One-party consent, all-party consent, and outright prohibition — the three regimes that govern call recording, how to tell which applies to you, and the announcement that keeps you on the right side of it.
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2026-02-18
iOS blocks access to call audio at the operating system level. Here is why the restriction exists, what recording apps do to work around it, and what that means for you.
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