As early as a few weeks ago, the original Google Phone calling app hasPreliminarily “defused”, got the news that Android’s built-in call recording function may return, and more functional details have been discovered in the past few days. It also seems that Google will also integrate the useful Live Transcribe instant transcription function to help interpret the content of call recordings and convert them into text. Continue reading Support call transcription? More details about Android’s built-in call recording are revealed in the report.
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Support call transcription? More details about Android’s built-in call recording revealed
It can only be said that Google deserves to be Google. It seems that in addition to the opportunity to add call recording functions to the original Android calling app, foreign media recently revealed that the Google Phone app is likely to bring more new features. One of them should be that the highly anticipated Live Transcribe in the previous Android system update will become an extension of this feature.
It is reported that officials are likely to apply similar transcription technology to the Google Phone app. Under the guidance of this strategy of focusing on native system applications, not only Android One or Google Pixel have adopted it, but many third-party brands have also specified the built-in call function. After regaining the recording function, it can also make its own way with the real-time text transcription function that has been rarely seen in other third-party applications before, making it easier for users to manage and analyze the content of their calls.
Naturally, the call transcription function (in fact, the call recording should be the only one) can easily trigger many people’s concerns about privacy. The Google Phone version 44 that was bombed this time also introduced a statement for the use of this function, and when recording is started, it warns the other party in advance that the call will be recorded. In addition to seeing that Google is unusually cautious about this feature, we can also believe that this feature is really being prepared intensively – I wonder if it will be given to users in the form of a Features drop?
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Source: KOCPC Chinese