Call recording?

[biketool]

Indeed, I remember having heard about call recording for the PinePhone here:
https://github.com/the-modem-distro/pine.../tag/0.7.1
The project themodemdistro was mentioned here:
https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone_C...ort#Sweden
I will have to try it.

Using the SMS interface to number

Code:

+223344556677

https://github.com/the-modem-distro/pine...rieve-them

Call recording (you need ADB enabled to retrieve them)
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WARNING: Call recording may be forbidden in some jurisdictions. Make sure it is legal to record calls in your country before using these functions (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_call_recording_laws)

• Code:

  record and recycle calls
  : Records every call and deletes it after you hang up, unless you send
  
  Code:

  record this call
  while in the middle of it to tell it to keep it in the default storage (*1)
  
• Code:

  record all calls
  : Records all calls and keeps it in the default storage (*1)
  
• Code:

  stop recording calls
  : Disables call recording
  
• Code:

  record this call
  : Records the current established call, if
  
  Code:

  record and recycle calls
  is active, the call will be stored from the beginning, otherwise it will record from the moment it acknowledged the command
  
• Code:

  record next call
  : The modem will record the next outgoing or incoming call
  
• Code:

  cancel record next call
  : Cancels the previous command
  

Call recording storage
[url=https://github.com/the-modem-distro/pinephone_modem_sdk/blob/kirkstone/docs/SMS_INTERFACE.md#call-recording-storage]
Calls will be stored in

Code:

/tmp

if persistent logging is disabled, or to

Code:

/persist

if it is enabled. There's a limited space available in the modem, so if openqti is running out of space it will first try to remove old logs from the storage, then it will delete every other recording except the current one, and if storage is really too low, it will stop the recording entirely. To avoid data loss, especially if you are recording every single call, you should set up a script that periodically retrieves the calls and frees up the space for new ones. I've put a proof of concept script in

Code:

tools/helpers/retrieve_recordings

in this repo, but contributions are always welcome