Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Truecaller Discontinues iPhone Call Recording from September 30
Truecaller, an app that helps identify callers and block spam calls, is removing the call recording feature from iPhones.
This change starts on September 30.
The company says it wants to concentrate on other features.
Truecaller used a special method to record calls on iPhones because Apple doesn't allow direct recording.
This method was difficult and expensive to maintain.
The recording feature was first offered in June 2023.
Now, Truecaller is shifting its focus to other app functions, as it will no longer offer the call recording feature.
Truecaller is discontinuing its call recording feature on iPhones.
The feature will be unavailable starting September 30.
The decision aims to focus on other features like Live Caller ID and spam blocking.
The call recording feature was introduced in June 2023.
The recording method increased costs and complexity, according to Truecaller.
- Who
- Truecaller, a caller ID and spam blocking app.
- What
- Truecaller is discontinuing its call recording feature on iPhones.
- When
- Starting September 30.
- Where
- On iPhones.
- Why
- To focus on other features, and due to increased complexity and cost of the recording method.
- App
- Truecaller
- Feature
- Call Recording
- Platform
- iPhone (iOS)
- Discontinuation Date
- September 30
- Reason
- Focus on other features and cost
- Launch Date
- June 2023