iPhone SKT call recording status

(1)According to SK Telecom officials on the 17th, SK Telecom plans to introduce call recording and summary functions through its artificial intelligence AI platform A-Dot within this year Recording calls, which has been a long-standing difficulty for domestic iPhone users, is limited, but it becomes possible in certain application apps
(2)It has been confirmed that SK Telecom is preparing a function that only calls to the mobile phone can be made. This means that only outgoing calls, not incoming calls, can be recorded. Earlier, SK Telecom was preparing to add iPhone call recording function to its phone app T-phone, but it is believed that it has decided to provide the function in connection with A-Dot by linking the function with A-Dot while strengthening A-Dot service
(3)Currently, the A-Dot Android version offers a call summary function. In the A-Dot app FAQ menu, it is a feature that is difficult to use on iPhones at the moment. It will be released on iPhones soon, so please look forward to it, hinting at the release of the IOS version
(4)If SK Telecom’s phone call recording function is applied, iPhone share in the Korean market is expected to increase. After Apple Pay was introduced in Korea in March this year, it is limited, but the ability to record phone calls through A-Dot will relieve the inconvenience experienced by iPhone users According to a survey of smartphone usage conducted by Gallup Korea in July, Samsung Electronics ranked 69th Apple 23rd among smartphone brands currently in use Apple’s share rose three points year-on-year
(5)SK Telecom is expected to introduce the feature in October. It is highly likely that Apple will unveil the iPhone 15 in line with the launch of it in Korea on the 12th. For SK Telecom, A-Dot’s call recording function acts as an attractive incentive in terms of attracting new iPhone subscribers
(6)SK Telecom said, “Currently, Android offers call summary function through the A-Dot app. We are trying to provide iOS users with the same user experience as Android users.”