Published on: August 06, 2025 12:11 pm IST
The iPhone users using Truecaller will soon lose access to call recording. Here’s why the facility is ending and what you can do next.
Truecaller will stop supporting your call recording feature on iPhones starting on 30 September. The Caller ID app, which re -presented this option on both Android and iOS platforms about two years ago, has decided to remove it for iOS devices.
The company is focusing on strengthening its main offerings, including real -time spam through live collar ID and automated blocking of unwanted calls. Product Director Nacul Kabra confirmed the update for iOS in Truecaller, saying that the step aligns with efforts to increase the spam protection tool of the app.
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Call recording facility to remove only iOS
According to the Techcrunch report, the call recording tool will be inaccessible on iPhones from the declared deadline. IOS users who have recording stored within the Truecaller app will lose access to them even after this date. To prepare, the company advises users to either download their saved recording, share them via messaging platforms, or transfer their storage preference to iCloud.
This step not only affects the ability to record calls, but also reaches the recording saved within the app. After September 30, the users will no longer be able to recover or hear already stored recording until they return them.
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How to recording call on iPhone
To save existing call recording:
- Open the Truecaller app and go to the record tab.
- Tap settings icons.
- Choose storage preference and choose icloud storage.
If the iCloud option appears grayed:
- Go to iPhone Settings> Tap on your Apple ID profile.
- Select the saved for iCloud> iCloud> Enable Truecaller togle.
To save a particular recording:
- Open the record tab in the app.
- Left on the recording that you want to save or share.
- Tap on the share button, and then save it in the file app or send it through an email or messaging platform.
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What about Android?
Call recording on Android is still supported by Truecaller through its built -in dialer. The iOS method, which requires the merger of the recording line during calls or when using a floating action button, will no longer be available from late September. So far, there is no update about changes in convenience on Android.
