Without undermining the privacy aspect involved in recording any call, I have always believed that there is a place for a built-in call recorder for iOS for more than one reason. Apple's reluctance to equip iOS with the ability to record a call on the iPhone seems to have more to do with maintaining its privacy-conscious image and less to do with the practical requirement that many (if not most) iPhone users face. Anyway, there are several ways to record phone calls on iPhone. Here are 4 methods to record a phone call on iPhone.

Note: In many regions, it is illegal to record phone calls without the consent of the other party. So make sure to do it responsibly.

I know that may sound ridiculous to many. But hey, if you don't want to mess with any third-party options, it won't be a bad idea to record a speaker phone chat using the powerful Voice Memos audio recording app. The app in question works pretty well to let you record anything. Moreover, it also offers a better way to edit the recordings, manage them all efficiently and even share the recordings with anyone without breaking a sweat.

Note: You need a secondary iPhone or an iPad for this method.