Truecaller, a global communications platform provider, has launched Call Recording to enable iOS and Android users in the United States and Canada to receive voice-to-text transcriptions and summaries of recorded phone conversations powered by large language models.
TrueCaller follows regulations about informing the other party about the recording of a call. The application implements an audible beep that notifies both parties about the start of the call recording. Truecaller ensures recorded conversations are transferred to the user's device immediately at the end of the call to maximize privacy.
"There's been a significant increase in spam calls over the years, and with new technologies like AI now available, it's crucial to use them at their full potential to protect consumers' security," said Alan Mamedi, co-founder and CEO of Truecaller, in a statement. "Our new Call Recording feature is built with transparency and privacy by design, using LLMs to transform how we congregate conversations and deliver them in a seamless way in a variety of formats. We are excited to launch this globally and support all professionals in not missing important details during calls."