Recorder v. 10.1 Update

Recorder v. 10.1 finally made it to the App Store yesterday! As you probably know, the big feature added to v. 10 was call recording, and 10.1 adds a couple minor improvements.

The first addition of this release is a call recording bug fix for the crash when entering the last digit of the number being dialed. No more need to enter numbers into your contacts first!

Probably the more exciting addition for most people, however, is the ability to turn off the call recording notification given to the receiving party! But don't get too excited just yet - you need to research state laws before turning off the call record notification.

Some states require that both parties know the call is being recorded! If you don't know your laws or what laws apply to you just keep the notification on. I know that'll probably bum some people out, but alas! we have to abide by the law.

Recorder 10.0 Update Has Call Recording

This is probably old news by now, but yes, Recorder now allows users to record outgoing calls made through Recorder! Because the iPhone's SDK doesn't provide a way to directly record calls, the feature works by connecting the call to an external service which connects and records the call. Since there are costs associated with maintaining this system, there is a small fee to record calls which ends up being a few cents per second.

Sessions of call recording can be purchased in increments of one or eight hours, and you can record as many conversations as you want until the minutes are up! Even though the call is connected through our service, the call recipient still sees your number in their phone. Right now the service is only available in the US, but we're working to get it set up in other countries as well.