What are the most compatible devices with the MyOperator and Call Recording App?

What are the most compatible devices with the MyOperator and Call Recording App?

This guide explains which Android devices are most compatible with the MyOperator Call Recording app, common limitations (Android 10–14, Pixel devices), and how to verify that two-way audio recording works reliably.

When to use this guide

Use this article if you want to:

  • Check whether your phone supports reliable two-way call recording.
  • Understand recording limitations on Android versions and brands.
  • Troubleshoot low volume, one-sided audio, or missing recordings.
  • Learn how to confirm successful recording setup.

Requirements & Limitations

Before checking compatibility, note the following:

  • Android only: iOS does not allow native call recording (Apple policy).
  • Android version:
    • Android 8–9: Full support on most devices.
    • Android 10–14: Recording APIs are restricted; some devices only allow microphone-based capture (lower quality or one-sided audio).
  • Pixel devices: Limited/Not supported on Android 12–14.
  • Dual-SIM: Supported, but mapping accuracy may vary.
  • VoIP apps (WhatsApp, Skype, Teams): Not supported due to OS restrictions.
  • Headsets: Bluetooth/wired headsets may cause low volume.
  • Battery optimizers: Some OEMs restrict background recording—disable optimizations for MyOperator.

How to Check Compatibility

  1. Visit the official compatibility list:
    👉 MyOperator Compatibility List
    What you’ll see:
    • Top-rated compatible devices (Excellent/Good/Moderate/Limited).
    • Devices with known issues.
    • Android version workarounds.
    • Dual-SIM notes.
  2. Install the latest app from the Google Play Store.
  3. Grant permissions:
    • Phone, Microphone, Notifications
    • Accessibility Service → MyOperator Call Recording → On
  4. Exclude from battery optimization:
    • Settings → Battery → Battery optimization → All apps → MyOperator → Don’t optimize

Verify Recording Works (Expected Outcome)

  1. Place a 30–60 second test call.
  2. Open MyOperator Dashboard → Recordings.
  3. Confirm:
    • The recording appears within 1–2 minutes.
    • Both caller and receiver voices are audible.
    • SIM slot and timestamp are correct.

If these checks pass → your device is compatible.

Troubleshooting

  • No recording appears → Check internet connection and background permissions.
  • One-sided/low volume → Switch to microphone capture, increase call volume, avoid Bluetooth.
  • Missing SIM tags → Enable dual-SIM permissions and set default SIM for calls.
  • Recording stops after updates → Re-check permissions and battery optimization settings.

Recent Sample Compatible Models

Brand

Models (examples)

Android

Recording Quality

Notes

Samsung

Galaxy A52s 5G, M34 5G, S21 FE 5G, S23

11–14

Excellent

Stable two-way audio; exclude from battery optimization.

OnePlus

Nord 2T, Nord CE 3 Lite, 11R

11–14

Excellent

Consistent SIM mapping.

Xiaomi/POCO

Redmi Note 12 Pro, POCO X5 Pro, Mi 11X

11–14

Good

Occasional mic-only fallback.

Motorola

Moto G54 5G, Edge 40

12–14

Good

Verify after OS updates.

Realme

Realme 11 Pro+, Narzo 60

12–14

Moderate

Needs battery tweaks.

Vivo/iQOO

Vivo V27, iQOO Z7

12–14

Moderate

Accessibility Service required.

Google Pixel

Pixel 6a, Pixel 7

12–14

Limited/Not Supported

Android OS restrictions.

📸 Screenshot example: Compatibility chart in MyOperator Help Center
Alt text: “Compatibility table showing Samsung A52s rated Excellent.”

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Contact Support

If your device is not listed, email us:

📧 support@myoperator.co (Subject: Device Compatibility Check)
Include:

  • Device brand + exact model (e.g., SM-A528B)
  • Android version + patch level
  • Region/carrier
  • Dual-SIM status
  • Headset or VoIP requirements

We’ll check internal results, share workarounds, or provide a test build.