The ability to record calls is a feature that many smartphone users need, as it is often the most effective solution for retaining information during voice calls. While there are many apps designed for this purpose, available for free to Android users, most lack a highly sought-after feature: automatically recording calls when making calls to specific contacts. This eliminates the need to tap the record button before initiating the call. Fortunately, most Android phones come equipped with this feature, but it's disabled by default. In this article, we'll go over how to enable it and the available alternatives if your phone doesn't have this feature.
How to Automatically Record Calls for Specific Numbers on Android Phones
Naturally, the method for enabling this feature will differ between Android phones due to variations in user interface. However, you'll generally find the same options, often with the same names, as long as your phone supports call recording. For example, if you have a modern Samsung phone, you can enable automatic call recording for specific contacts by launching the "Phone" app, then tapping the menu button (⋮) in the upper left corner and choosing "Settings" from the drop-down menu. Next, navigate to the "Recording Calls" section, which will take you to the call recorder settings page.