OnePlus users recently asked about the call recording feature that remained absent from many of the OxygenOS-based devices. To our surprise, the company has finally responded on the topic and given a reasonable answer to the most-awaited question.
To those who are unaware, several OnePlus users reported the discomfort of not having a call recording feature. Consequently, the phone owners even tried of Google Dialer application. But unfortunately, the app doesn’t support the respective element.
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While many users were fine with not having a call recording option, some of them confronted that there should be one such feature for safety causes.
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Till now, we have come across several users, particularly OnePlus 8 series, that were complaining about the call recording feature. As per the details, the feature suddenly became an invisible part of the device after the OxygenOS 13 update.
Finally! the company appeared with an answer to this question. As per the moderator’s statement, the call recording feature often works on the privacy policy of the countries. As a result, many devices lose the feature.
“Due to the restriction of the privacy policy of the regions, the mobile phone does not support the feature of call recording.”
Thus, if you cannot find the call recording feature on your stock dialer app, then the reason could be the above-given point.
However, thanks to an additional app that came up as a boon for the users. ODailer can efficiently run on the OxygenOS firmware and further enables the call recording feature for the OnePlus devices.
Thus, users can install the ODialer application from the Google Play Store, and can conveniently use the call recording feature irrespective of privacy and security threats. You can also set the app as a default application on your smartphone.
