Is there a way to record calls (both channels, mine and the speaker at the other end of the line) with Iodé (on s10e)?
I tried with a few apps (including True phone and “Call Recorder” from F-droid) but they only seem to record the mic or line input.
In UK and, from my understanding, in mots of EU, it is perfectly legal to record phone calls in which you are one of the participants. In some other jurisdictions, it is legal only if the other party is informed that the call is being recorded
On my devices, running LineageOS and /e/OS, when a call - incoming or outgoing - is connected, a Record button appears on the call screen of the Phone app. No third party app is needed.
Does that not happen in the iodéOS phone / Dialler app?
not the default app. If I use “true phone”, there is.
But the issue is that it either doesn’t record anything, or just my mic , which isn’t really useful to me.
In France it’s mostly not legal but there are exceptions:
selon l’article 226-1 du Code pénal, il est considéré comme un procédé déloyal rendant la preuve irrecevable en justice, puni d’un an d’emprisonnement et de 45 000 euros d’amende. Il existe des exceptions sur l’absence de consentement en matière pénale. La preuve peut être recevable si l’enregistrement permet d’identifier l’auteur d’infractions. Dans ce cas, les juges restent libres de déterminer la valeur probante de l’enregistrement. En effet, selon l’article 427 du Code de procédure pénale, hors les cas où la loi en dispose autrement, les infractions peuvent être établies par tout mode de preuve et le juge décide d’après son intime conviction. Ce dernier ne peut fonder sa décision que sur des preuves qui lui sont apportées au cours des débats et contradictoirement discutées devant lui.
Your post prompted me to do some digging, and I found a couple of interesting replies (with references) in the /e/OS gitlab issue tracker (which I’m pretty sure is public)
Germany is a two-party consent country, meaning recording calls and conversations without the consent of the two or, when applicable, more, parties is a criminal offense
The French data protection authority, Commission Nationale de l’informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) also implemented the simplified norms in 2015 which provides guidance on monitoring and recording telephone calls in the workplace. Under the decision, only data processing operations that involve monitoring and recording employee telephone calls on a periodic basis are within the scope of the simplified norms. Moreover, the monitoring and recording of telephone calls may not be implemented by any public or private organization whose tasks consist of collecting sensitive personal data.
So I think my understanding is correct for UK, less so for EU countries.
Call Recording in LineageOS (iodéOS) is only supported in the default Dialer and depends on country law. Your country is determined by your country’s SIM card, and you can find the list of supported countries here.
LineageOS (iodéOS) doesn’t support automatic call recording.
I tried various call recording apps, none work properly since Android 9.
Which is frustrating for someone, who actually need it (old person, who have hearing or memory problems). Or generally anyone, who have many calls from different persons and need to remember names, dates, etc.