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IamSyzygy

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I would like to record a call possibly- sometimes I am driving and I need to pay attention to traffic. I tried telling person to text, but if business they cannot text from landline. Is there:1. Free 2. No ads. 3. SIMPLE! I tried 'drupe' (dupe?), but it did not work well. Would not accept all in my contacts, hard to manipulate if driving- if you needed support they had access to all notifications.(a little too personal/invasive to me). Some apps have a three minute limit. What do you android people suggest for what I am looking for? Android phone.
 
My Lenovo K3 Note has a built-in recording function, you can record the complete phone conversation for later reference.

Not sure it's the phone's special feature or Android 6.0 feature, if it's Android's new feature, many other phones should have it too.
 
Might not be 'free', but the fee is there is one, is so trifling that I pay for them.

In fact, if I use any app and I like what it does, I always pay for the premium version, simply because the developer deserves a reward for their hard work.

this one is the 'King of the Hill' for working faithfully in my Samsung phones.
It can if you choose, automatically forward the recordings to your email when it logs into a WiFi signal.

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My Lenovo K3 Note has a built-in recording function, you can record the complete phone conversation for later reference.

Not sure it's the phone's special feature or Android 6.0 feature, if it's Android's new feature, many other phones should have it too.

My last couple of Oppos and a Samsung Note7 had call recording as standard. Think if it is a stock feature or not does depend on the actual device, also the call recording and privacy laws of where the phone is intended for as well. In some jurisdictions it's restricted or prohibited.
 
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Restricted or not, I don't bother saying that I am recording calls.
I have bad ears and a lot of Tinnitus and I miss 30% of what is being said, so I record everything and if I miss something important, I can go back and review it again.

the recordings are much more clear than the actual voices at the time of the call... dunno why, but that is my experience.
 
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