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Aivox 1.0.1 - Updated the launcher icon and installed app name to match the Google Play Store listing. - Recording functionality remains unchanged.
Automatic call recorder for phone calls, with local storage and easy playback.
Call Recorder Automatic Aivox is a privacy-focused phone call recorder for supported Android devices. After setup, Aivox can automatically record cellular calls, keep recordings on your device, and let you play, export, or delete them from a simple local library. Built for practical call recording • Automatic recording after setup • Local on-device recording library • Playback controls for saved calls • Export a copy when you choose • Delete recordings from the app • Guided setup with clear readiness status • No cloud account, transcription, AI summary, or caller-profile features Privacy and control Recordings stay on your device unless you explicitly export a copy. Aivox does not require Call Log, contacts, SMS, or location permissions. Setup uses Android Wireless Debugging and an authenticated local helper on the same phone. Root is not required. Compatibility Android call recording behavior can vary by device, Android version, and manufacturer. Aivox is designed for supported devices and does not claim universal compatibility. “Ready to record” confirms technical prerequisites only; it does not guarantee audio quality. After setup, make a short consented test call and listen to both sides before relying on Aivox for important recordings. Use responsibly Call-recording laws and consent requirements vary by country and region. You are responsible for obtaining any required consent and using recordings lawfully. Aivox focuses on one job: automatic phone call recording with local storage, straightforward playback, and clear user control.
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