Can anybody say if they have had any success configuring rvoix to work with the EVO 4G LTE? Since it's a snapdragon, this can be done with some kernel tinkering, right?
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Can anybody say if they have had any success configuring rvoix to work with the EVO 4G LTE? Since it's a snapdragon, this can be done with some kernel tinkering, right?
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FIRST please check the laws of your state and the states you receive calls on the regular to find out any type of disclaimer you would have to announce to the party your recording. In some places its a Federal offence to record a conversation without the party knowledge and consent of being recorded.
I know that GV can record incoming calls but haven't used used rvoix or any other form. If Kernel tinkering will be needed I wouldn't wait on it for now, we still don't have sources that would allow us to compile.
Thanks for the reply - lets just make it clear that I have checked on the legality of the recording (in my case I always ask permission - but in many states only one party (you) needs to have permission).
For the record, anybody who is concerned about the legality of recording calls and how to do so legally can consult the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which has an excellent state-by-state website.
Now, anyways has anybody had any success with rvoix or something similar (that does recording from the line - not something that records using the mic)?
I think we are going to have to wait for kernel source
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Thanks for the reply - lets just make it clear that I have checked on the legality of the recording (in my case I always ask permission - but in many states only one party (you) needs to have permission).
For the record, anybody who is concerned about the legality of recording calls and how to do so legally can consult the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which has an excellent state-by-state website.
Now, anyways has anybody had any success with rvoix or something similar (that does recording from the line - not something that records using the mic)?
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Let me know if you ever get this figured out or find a different way to record calls without the mic. I've tried looking for this before in the past, but never found. Sadly like you said it won't work on our phones because it is Snap Dragon, but maybe there will be a work around.
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Let me know if you ever get this figured out or find a different way to record calls without the mic. I've tried looking for this before in the past, but never found. Sadly like you said it won't work on our phones because it is Snap Dragon, but maybe there will be a work around.
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Well, actually what I meant was that it should work as soon as a kernel that supports it is developed because rVoix only works on snapdragon processors (like the previous EVO 4G)...so, just hang in there I guess and if anybody gets word of it, post it in here!
Thanks!
i will donate 50 bucks to get this working.
$100.00 Dollars
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i will donate 50 bucks to get this working.
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No takers yet... How about $100.00?
Half now and half upon stable working app.
Use the voice recording app on the phone.easiest and simplest way.
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No takers yet... How about $100.00?
Half now and half upon stable working app.
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No point in trying to get this going without the Kernel Source.
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Use the voice recording app on the phone.easiest and simplest way.
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Well... thanks for this bit of info... it works quite well even though I wish the caller on the other end was a bit louder on the recording.
Guess I will just use this going forward.
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What are the best non-motorola androids?
All motorola phones have call recording capabilities specifically crippled in their libaudio.so file.
I currently have an atrix and I don't have the knowledge of android OS to fix the libaudio.so myself.
Please FFS do not post anything about the legalities of phone recording in this thread. They are easily found by searching and not the topic of this thread. If anyone chooses to do otherwise, I humbly request a mod remove the off topic BS that seems to consistently arise in threads about software rather than legal oriented threads.
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Bueller? Bueller?
It has nothing to do with the phone, it's VZ, etc. Call recording works fine on MIUI.
I know on Samsung Galaxy S2 you can install a Call Recorder, check your phone-section.
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It has nothing to do with the phone, it's VZ, etc. Call recording works fine on MIUI.
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It actually is the phone, the libaudio.so on ALL motorola US phones is crippled from the factory. No call recording software can work on the phone unless it's one of the jank garbage ones that only record's on speakerphone.
As someone pointed out earlier in the thread... call recording works fine in Miui roms.
Since you're looking for a software solution that would be the best way to go. Install Miui rom on your phone. If there is a Miui rom for your phone. I've recorded my calls multiple times and not for other folks for listening to it at a later time. A client calls me, I'm out in the field, we talk about specifics of the case, I record the call in progress and when I get back to the office I take notes. It does not work using bluetooth... or more specifically the client's voice can be heard but not mine.
Is there a 3rd party app that gives you the same functionality? I'm not sure. Haven't looked since Miui is my rom of choice and it does the job natively.
Good luck.
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It actually is the phone, the libaudio.so on ALL motorola US phones is crippled from the factory. No call recording software can work on the phone unless it's one of the jank garbage ones that only record's on speakerphone.
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This is because it is illegal in alot of states unless you tell them you are recording them. If you don't they could sue you and have you put up on federal charges. The carriers are not gonna risk that.
If you want it then use an AOSP based rom that supports it. You could use MIUI but I wouldn't suggest it.
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This is because it is illegal in alot of states unless you tell them you are recording them. If you don't they could sue you and have you put up on federal charges. The carriers are not gonna risk that.
If you want it then use an AOSP based rom that supports it. You could use MIUI but I wouldn't suggest it.
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YOU WILL NOT BE BROUGHT UP ON FEDERAL CHARGES. You obviously don't know the laws and this is not the topic of the thread anyway. If you can't read then don't post, I specifically stated not to bring this off topic drivel into this thread.
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YOU WILL NOT BE BROUGHT UP ON FEDERAL CHARGES. You obviously don't know the laws and this is not the topic of the thread anyway. If you can't read then don't post, I specifically stated not to bring this off topic drivel into this thread.
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Just in the spirit of the holiday here is the law
I never said you would, just that you can be. And just so you know. Every Android phone I have had has had the same issue. Only a few have been able to get it to work on AOSP roms as they dont use the stock files.
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Just in the spirit of the holiday here is the law
I never said you would, just that you can be. And just so you know. Every Android phone I have had has had the same issue. Only a few have been able to get it to work on AOSP roms as they dont use the stock files.
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As I explain in PM, You CAN NOT be brought up on FEDERAL charges for recording your own phone calls. Federal law only requires one party consent, YOU are that party.
In the states mentioned in that link you can be brought up on STATE charges for violating the state laws.
However, all of this is off topic, I clearly stated in the first post
Please FFS do not post anything about the legalities of phone recording in this thread. They are easily found by searching and not the topic of this thread. If anyone chooses to do otherwise, I humbly request a mod remove the off topic BS that seems to consistently arise in threads about software rather than legal oriented threads.
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Your right this has gone way off topic. Topic is about the call recording software which is prevented on said phones.
You have answered. Of you want tgat ability you have to use a custom rom with it built into the kernel.
Hello, friends I'm looking for an Android application, that makes answering machine, but can not find it anywhere .... You know of any application that that function? thanks
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Hello, friends I'm looking for an Android application, that makes answering machine, but can not find it anywhere .... You know of any application that that function? thanks
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That makes answering machine? What do you mean?
I take it voicemail is not good enough?
"I love my Springfield XD40"
answering machine automatic, which can record messages, send sms if this smartphone in silence, and things as well... As there are in symbian, for example
Download vlingo from market.
It will do almost everything
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Try Iris or Vlingo/Vlingo Beta for US!
Vlingo is pretty good at answering questions, almost like Siri!
E.g. I asked who the members of The Black Eyed Peas were and Vlingo answered the right names!
Iris is better if you want almost like a virtual "person" to talk to!
hope i helped
tigiy said:
Download vlingo from market.
It will do almost everything
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Oscar-Mark said:
Try Iris or Vlingo
Vlingo is pretty good at answering questions, almost like Siri!
E.g. I asked who the members of The Black Eyed Peas were and Vlingo answered the right names!
Iris is better if you want almost like a virtual "person" to talk to!
hope i helped
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I think he meant something that records incoming calls when you're away when he said answering machine, not an app that literally answers to him
This could work
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.devindia.acr&feature=search_result
Wow, i can't believe how many people have been looking for a simple app that answers a call and records the callers message, like voicemail BUT NOT on a remote server.
I live in a rural area and i have no reception at my home, so when i get home from work I can't even check my voicemail, not to mention all the people out there who have to pay for a voicemail service.
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Wow, i can't believe how many people have been looking for a simple app that answers a call and records the callers message, like voicemail BUT NOT on a remote server.
I live in a rural area and i have no reception at my home, so when i get home from work I can't even check my voicemail, not to mention all the people out there who have to pay for a voicemail service.
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I am also looking for a phone answering machine like you, but if I understand correctly you don't have reception at home, so how could an offline answering machine app even work?
I have reception at work but i can't always answer, like when i am driving home... at least when i get home I can check what messages were left on my phone(not server)
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I am also looking for a phone answering machine like you, but if I understand correctly you don't have reception at home, so how could an offline answering machine app even work?
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Ok, I get it...
I just can't understand why such a basic feature, that almost all landline phones have, is nowhere to be found for android phones!
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My guess would be because 98% of developers do not live in rural area's and don't have any real issues with being connected or not.. or simply being out of touch with reality like google's background data using up extreme amount$ of data time on peoples phones...
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Ok, I get it...
I just can't understand why such a basic feature, that almost all landline phones have, is nowhere to be found for android phones!
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 2
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My guess would be because 98% of developers do not live in rural area's and don't have any real issues with being connected or not.. or simply being out of touch with reality like google's background data using up extreme amount$ of data time on peoples phones...
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I thought of that, but the fact is, most users don't live in the USA where, it would seem, voicemail is free or included in all plans and data is cheap (for checking voicemail stored with online services)...
So what's the hangup? Is it for some obscure legal reason? Sometimes I wonder if it's not deliberate, to push us all into the cloud and take away the last controls we still have on personal data...
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I did read a short thread somewhere that said perhaps it was a firmware issue but there were no real details so i never took it seriously.
As for data being cheap.. well here in Canada they figured out that they can charge extra for data and that is the direction it is going in.. for example, last year I had unlimited internet $45/mth, this year, same and only company available to me $45 15gb/daytime/mth and 40gb/night/mth... and for phones they talk in mb LOL
Old faithful said:
I thought of that, but the fact is, most users don't live in the USA where, it would seem, voicemail is free or included in all plans and data is cheap (for checking voicemail stored with online services)...
So what's the hangup? Is it for some obscure legal reason? Sometimes I wonder if it's not deliberate, to push us all into the cloud and take away the last controls we still have on personal data...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 2
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I did read a short thread somewhere that said perhaps it was a firmware issue but there were no real details so i never took it seriously.
As for data being cheap.. well here in Canada they figured out that they can charge extra for data and that is the direction it is going in.. for example, last year I had unlimited internet $45/mth, this year, same and only company available to me $45 15gb/daytime/mth and 40gb/night/mth... and for phones they talk in mb LOL
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I feel your pain, Man! 'cause I'm in the same boat
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why androids dont have a basic feature called answering machine
back way in the burst age of symbian the answering machines were so popular and were easy to use bcoz the symbian platform has an option called line 1 and line 2, in which during the call the voice intercoms with the recieved call from line 1, answers it and leaves the voice message from line 2. this option was crossed out in the android platform due to some synical reasons where a lot of myths says that this option has created bandwidth vulnerabilites on the source code & for which it was avoided. so unless the source is added with a bit of spicy line option i think the answering machine with a auto voice message would b an imagination.
try this app
https play google com store apps details id ru yukhlin answeringmachine
You can take incoming phone call, record voice messages, enter tone dialing and answer voice or beeps in according to a self made script program.
I want to know the real reason of it, why Atrix can not record calls?
is there any hope for the future or it's completely impossible.
any developer who got any achievement? any active development?
I will donate everybody who can do this.
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I want to know the real f***ing reason of it, why Atrix can not record calls?
is there any hope for the future or it's completely impossible.
any developer who got any achievement? any active development?
I will donate everybody who can do this.
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Because it's bloody difficult to have a conversation about this without armchair lawyers proffering terrible advice about the legality of recording calls. /Rant
There have been threads that have included portions of Chinese MIUI Roms that allow recording on the Atrix, and in some cases, the LIB files have been stripped out to test with existing ROMS. I tried these files, but have not been able to make it work, nor do I know of anyone else that has been able to do so on a repeatable basis. I have also heard anecdotally that there are requirements within the kernel that must be met, and none of the commonly used kernels have such features baked in.
Folks have also provided solutions that record the "speakerphone" portion of the conversation, but again, these are suboptimal relative to the capability that it appears some Atrixes have.
Essentially, I would say that there is hope for this functionality ( and I would donate as well), but it will likely require more time and energy than most devs are able to spare. Good luck!
I'm not f***ing sure that anyone here f***ing knows the f***ing reason why the f***ing Atrix doesn't f***ing record any f***ing calls, and you can f***ing bet your f***ing a** that that's f***ing-A right.
(Yes, I'm mocking you. The profanity isn't necessary and you aren't impressing anyone by using it.)
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The profanity isn't necessary
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you're f**king right, I was so angry at the moment from Motorola.
Since Skype updated to version 4 on Android, the DNA is no longer being supported and you cannot download the new version. Here is what the Skype representative had to say:
Thank you for your reply.
We appreciate you taking time to provide the additional information that we have requested so that we can investigate further on why you are unable to download and install Skype on your device.
We have reviewed our resources and asked our specialized team and we are sorry to inform you that unfortunately, your device is currently not supported by Skype.
We are continuously working hard to create Skype versions that support new/other devices. However creating new versions take time and may not be available in the near future. As soon as a new version is released it will be posted on our website.
We ask for your patience and understanding.
Should you need more assistance, feel free to contact us again.
Best regards,
Roan Charyl
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Me:
Yeah, I know it's not supported. The question is why? It's a current phone with very decent specs even now that it is around 7 months old. Are you really gonna tell me that a phone such as the DNA is not supported? What's wrong? It was supported just fine before this ****ty update you decided to put out. But seriously, even if you decide not to officially support it, why not allow the option for us to still download it? I'm sure the DNA can handle it..
Very disappointed in Microsoft.. I await your reply.
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Hello XXXX,
We understand your concern regarding the problem you experienced downloading Skype on your android device. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you with this matter.
We can certainly understand that you wish to use the latest version of Skype for android on your device. As of yet, Skype can only support version 3.2 on your device.
Rest assured that our development team is already looking into this matter. In the meantime, we kindly ask you to stand by for the future releases of Skype, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
You can also view the release notes here:
http://developer.skype.com/releasenotes
Should you need more assistance, feel free to contact us again.
We’d also like to advise you to update your Skype profile with the latest details. This will help us to provide you with the best possible solution more quickly and protect your account from abuse.
To learn how to update your Skype profile:
https://support.skype.com/faq/FA12314/
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Jose E.
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I'm still not satisfied with your response. I want the technical reason why it is not being supported. Please respond.
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Hello XXXX,
Thank you for your reply.
We are sorry to hear that your HTC Android DNA device is currently not supported at this time. Allow us to look more closely into this.
We know how much you wanted to use Skype on your device.
Please be assured that we are working hard to implement performance and usability improvements as well as new features and new devices that will be supported by Skype.
We will inform our development departments about this so that it will be implemented in the near future.
Should you need more assistance, feel free to contact us again.
We’d also like to advise you to update your Skype profile with the latest details. This will help us to provide you with the best possible solution more quickly and protect your account from abuse.
To learn how to update your Skype profile:
https://support.skype.com/faq/FA12314/
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Jayvee M.
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I would still HIGHLY APPRECIATE a TECHNICAL REASON as to why the DNA is not supported. Not "I'm sorry, we'll look into it"
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Hello XXXX,
Thank you for your reply.
We are here to further explain things regarding the compatibility of HTC Android DNA device with Skype.
Please be advised that Skype is currently not supported on the said device because, Skype have not yet created a software that will match the system requirements of HTC Android DNA, but our developer is working hard on adding this feature in the near future.
Should any further issues arise, please feel free to contact us again.
We’d also like to advise you to update your Skype profile with the latest details. This will help us to provide you with the best possible solution more quickly and protect your account from abuse.
To learn how to update your Skype profile:
https://support.skype.com/faq/FA12314/
Best regards,
Dominic M.
Skype Customer Service
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You love giving broad and general answers don't you? I want the SPECIFIC REASON why it is not supported. Give me an articulable reason. Is the processor not supported? Is the screen resolution not supported? WHAT IS IT?
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Hello XXXX,
We appreciate your response and we do understand that you would like to know why Skype isn't supported on your device. We'll do our best to explain this for you.
We are always making sure that improvements are being made and new versions are being released. For now, we are still in the process of adding latest versions of Skype on different devices. We are working on adding more phones all the time, but we are not able to provide you with an exact time frame for when your device may be supported.
Should you need more assistance, feel free to contact us again.
Best regards,
Jackie Lyn D. G.
Skype Customer Service
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I would still appreciate a real response.
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Hello XXXX,
We understand that you'd like to know why your device is not supported by Skype.
To clarify, the new 4.0 version of Skype is compatible with Android phones only. As we can see, the HTC Android DNA has the specifications of a "phablet". This means that it is a phone but has the size of a small "tablet" device.
Although most Android phones are supported by the new version of the Skype application, some are left incompatible due to the size, resolution and specification designs of the application. For this, we apologize for we are unable to provide a specific reason why it is not yet supported but we assure you that we are working on developing a version that would work with your device in the future.
We hope that we have given you an idea and we thank you for your time.
Best regards,
Trisha M.
Skype Customer Service
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download and install manually
http://play.apkshared.net/store/apps/details?id=com.skype.raider
Works fine
alejobog said:
download and install manually
http://play.apkshared.net/store/apps/details?id=com.skype.raider
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Worked perfectly. Didn't detect any viruses in it and it works perfectly.... **** you Microsoft for turning Skype into ****.
I added my back and forth with Skype in the OP. So infuriating...
terrorist96 said:
I added my back and forth with Skype in the OP. So infuriating...
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People like you make me glad I no longer work in customer service.
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croppz said:
People like you make me glad I no longer work in customer service.
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...why? OP asked a simple question, and that was what the technical reasons reasons were for the latest Skype not being supported on the DNA, and the rep just kept giving vague answers and never answered his question.
shobon said:
...why? OP asked a simple question, and that was what the technical reasons reasons were for the latest Skype not being supported on the DNA, and the rep just kept giving vague answers and never answered his question.
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Yeah, seriously. It's people like croppz that make me hate customer service to begin with.
shobon said:
...why? OP asked a simple question, and that was what the technical reasons reasons were for the latest Skype not being supported on the DNA, and the rep just kept giving vague answers and never answered his question.
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Pretty clear that wasn't a human rep...
Even if it was, he/she probably has no clue why it isn't supported and may not even speak English well enough to explain it.
alejobog said:
download and install manually
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I installed this and it is waaay faster than 3. If anything is unsupported, it should be 3, not 4.
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Yeah, seriously. It's people like croppz that make me hate customer service to begin with.
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I was actually fairly good at my job and explained things to the best of my ability. But the moment you cussed at me, I would probably tell you to speak/act like a damn adult. If you want ro be respected, you have to give it as well. That person could have easily told you to piss off for being a whiny kid. Obviously that rep didn't know why it wasn't supported, you made yourself look like a big baby with your language and use of caps lock. You could have easily asked to be transferred to someone who may know, such as his/her manager or supervisor. Not everyone is as tech savvy as the people on this forum, cut them a damn break.
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I was actually fairly good at my job and explained things to the best of my ability. But the moment you cussed at me, I would probably tell you to speak/act like a damn adult. If you want ro be respected, you have to give it as well. That person could have easily told you to piss off for being a whiny kid. Obviously that rep didn't know why it wasn't supported, you made yourself look like a big baby with your language and use of caps lock. You could have easily asked to be transferred to someone who may know, such as his/her manager or supervisor. Not everyone is as tech savvy as the people on this forum, cut them a damn break.
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I don't agree with your two shots fired at each other. To speak on the issue though if the rep doesn't know they should transfer the person not reword the same response over and over.
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I've added additional communication with a Skype representative:
Me:
I would still appreciate a real response.
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Hello XXXX,
We understand that you'd like to know why your device is not supported by Skype.
To clarify, the new 4.0 version of Skype is compatible with Android phones only. As we can see, the HTC Android DNA has the specifications of a "phablet". This means that it is a phone but has the size of a small "tablet" device.
Although most Android phones are supported by the new version of the Skype application, some are left incompatible due to the size, resolution and specification designs of the application. For this, we apologize for we are unable to provide a specific reason why it is not yet supported but we assure you that we are working on developing a version that would work with your device in the future.
We hope that we have given you an idea and we thank you for your time.
Best regards,
Trisha M.
Skype Customer Service
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Dumbest explanation.. but at least it's something.
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I've added additional communication with a Skype representative:
Me:
Dumbest explanation.. but at least it's something.
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Hmm with that logic wonder if it's supported on the s4 lol
Sent from my VIPER DNA
Rejoice, my friends. Skype has been updated and the DNA is once more supported. All I can say is that it took them long enough! It shoulda been supported from the beginning.
Hello guys,
I was wondering if there's an app which can record WhatsApp calls 'cause I've been searching for it on the internet but couldn't find a solution.
It would be great if you take some time out to reply me on this.
Regards,
Umar Burney
UmarBurney said:
Hello guys,
I was wondering if there's an app which can record WhatsApp calls 'cause I've been searching for it on the internet but couldn't find a solution.
It would be great if you take some time out to reply me on this.
Regards,
Umar Burney
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i dont think so ...
and btw wrong section bro
tornido067 said:
i dont think so ...
and btw wrong section bro
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Yup. Moderator just moved the thread.
You can probably just use a screen recorder to record those calls, this is the first one I found after some googling. Havn't tried it out myself though.
Edit: AFAIK in some countries it's illegal to record calls without the other person being ok with it, so you might want to check your local laws before using it
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You can probably just use a screen recorder to record those calls, this is the first one I found after some googling. Havn't tried it out myself though.
Edit: AFAIK in some countries it's illegal to record calls without the other person being ok with it, so you might want to check your local laws before using it
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What he said. The laws also differ from state. So you have to be aware of each and every law in the area that the person you are talking to is in other wise you could face legal issues.
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Edit: AFAIK in some countries it's illegal to record calls without the other person being ok with it, so you might want to check your local laws before using it
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I live in Pakistan and there's no such law I'm aware of. Even if it is, nobody cares here. ?
i could develop it, works perfect.
droopyar said:
i could develop it, works perfect.
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Hey, seems like you will be able to help me out with the roadblock I have hit. Can you please take a look at this thread that I posted and advise me?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/whatsapp-call-recorder-app-t3620990