Google Pixel owners might soon notice a change in their calling application. Google is rolling out a call recording feature in the native application. The search giant began testing the new feature last year in the US but it was only made available to a bunch of users. Now, the feature is being rolled out to users globally.
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The phone application developed by Google is also available on the Google Play Store. The feature is also being rolled out to users in India, according to a report by 9to5 Google. Since it is a server-side update, it may reach devices at different times.
Since some countries have strict laws in terms of call-recording, the feature might be skipped in a few regions. According to 9to5Google, the update will only be rolled out to countries with “loose call recording laws, which includes a bunch of other countries given only one side of the conversation needs to consent to record a call legally.”
In order to provide more control to users, Google will also provide a new ‘call-recording’ section in the settings of the application. In this section, users will be able to change the time duration before which the recorded call will get auto-deleted.
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