There are many European users, owners of Xiaomi devices, who have asked, in a loud voice to the Chinese giant, thea possibility to record calls directly, so much so that many of them prefer to flash an Indian ROM just to use this function, integrated into the Mi Dialer app.
Xiaomi could run for cover very soon and would have expected the release of a new software update that would unlock this possibility thanks to the integration of the Mi Dialer app.
If many users in fact choose to buy a Xiaomi smartphone for its excellent value for money, at least for the mid-range proposals, many others do it for the presence of MIUI, the customized user interface from the Chinese house, able to offer many features, among the most complete of the entire Android landscape.
This translates into having many more possibilities available than what is offered by the native apps offered by Google, which we find pre-installed on the vast majority of smartphones in circulation. For example, for those who do not have a custom skin, it will find it pre-installed on their device the “Telephone” app, which however does not support native call recording.
Even Xiaomi itself, on European markets, sells its phones with pre-installed apps from the Mountain View house including the telephone dialer instead of the Mi Dialer, available instead on the Chinese or Indian market and thus not allowing the unlocking of this function .
It is not yet clear when the first users will be able to start dabbling with call recording but considering that even Nokia devices with Android One on board are already starting to receive it, it shouldn't be long.
What do you think of it? Is it an option that you would like and use or will it not change your user experience?
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