Think you're in the wrong sub for this as recording is done on the application layer of each device unless we are talking about self hosted PBX systems that enforce recording. You looking for an Android or iOS app to do this on your mobile providers phone number or something else?
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Oldest and first that pops to mind would be something like Asterisk, but I’ve never hosted it myself before so wouldn’t know what to tell you…
If you have a device you can install GrapheneOS on, there's a button to record the call built right in to the phone app. It's also a remarkably functional daily driver; I've been using it for months now and the only app I "lost" was Google Wallet. I can, somehow, still use all my banking and other finance apps that normally don't work on custom ROMs.
If you have a device you can install GrapheneOS on, there's a button to record the call built right in to the phone app. It's also a remarkably functional daily driver; I've been using it for months now and the only app I "lost" was Google Wallet. I can, somehow, still use all my banking and other finance apps that normally don't work on custom ROMs.