Apple iOS 18 Update: Now record calls on iPhones without using third-party apps - Here's how

Apple iOS 18 Update: The release of Apple's forthcoming iOS 18 operating system is already garnering much attention from all quarters and creating quite a buzz among iPhone users. The iOS 18 upgrade is predicted to come up with a wide range of amazing features and AI aptitudes. Now, a report reveals that Apple’s new operating system will also have features such as call recording and transcription functions. with the launch of iOS 18, iPhone owners will have the option to transcribe calls on command. The new tool will fetch the transcripted calls to Apple Notes and then offer a summary. 

With this tool, iPhone users will be able to record phone calls without installing any third-party recording apps. After installing the iOS 18, a recording button will be displayed and by tapping the button, users will be able to record their phone calls. Nevertheless, the other user will be alerted about the call recording. It will also show the duration of the recording when the recording is done. After the completion of the recording, iPhone users will have the option to access the transcript for additional reference.

The tech giant will ultimately save the call transcripts to Apple Notes, where they can be stored or deleted later. Although Apple Intelligence will assist in the transcription calls on compatible handsets such as the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, Apple’s Notes application will provide an AI-powered summary of the transcription. 

However, the eligibility of features and whether these tools will be accessible on other Apple handsets is currently uncertain.  Some reports indicate that older iPhone handsets might have the basic call transcript tool as it does not need Apple Intelligence tools. The new call transcript feature of iOS 18 will work on multiple languages such as Spanish (Mexico, Spain, US), English (UK, US, India, Canada, Australia), French, German, Mandarin Chinese (Taiwan, China mainland), Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), and Cantonese (Hong Kong, China mainland). Nonetheless, the tool is currently not added to iOS 18 beta 3.