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Originally Posted by absolutejdx
It is not illegal to record both sides of the conversation, it is called 1 party consent look it up and most states are 1 party consent states very few are 2 party consent. Plus a federal law overrules both stating that phone calls may be recorded during the normal course of business. 2nd it is blocked by firmware in HTC has nothing to do with separate developers many companies and individuals are out there trying to make it happen even editing the registry on some phones to make it possible.
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12 of the 50 states are two party required. That's almost 25% of the states. I'm sure many manufacturers don't want to touch this for this reason. Also considering one of those states is California, alot of manufacturers probably don't want to touch this.
EDIT: While I see the validity for your need, I do not appreciate the way you assume that those of us who do not need this are idiots, or that we don't know the law. Also I don't see why downranking an entire phone for one small issue is a good idea. That would be like taking a baseball teams win away because they got all their runs from in field hits and didn't hit one home run all game.