"Call Notes uses AI to transcribe phone calls and generate summaries that highlight key points and "next steps" on the Pixel 9 and above. But Call Recording, which can be activated by navigating to Settings > Call Assist > Call Recording in the Phone app, simply creates audio files stored on your device that you'll need to transcribe through other apps or services."
"The recordings can be set to automatically delete after 7, 14, or 30 days, or you can choose to keep them all forever. After turning on Call Recording, you'll need to download some audio files that inform everyone on a call that they're being recorded. You'll set it up during your first call, when Google explains how the recordings are handled and stored."
Google is rolling out Call Recording to Pixel 6 and newer devices after Phone by Google and November Pixel Drop updates. The feature creates local audio files that require third-party or separate apps for transcription. Users can start recordings manually or set automatic rules for specific numbers or unknown callers. Recordings can auto-delete after 7, 14, or 30 days, or be kept indefinitely. Initial setup downloads audio files that notify participants that calls are being recorded. Pixel devices require Android 14 or higher for the feature, while non-Pixel phones with the Phone app need Android 9 or newer.
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