Android 10 added the CallRedirectionService API, which allows a third party app to process outgoing calls made from the system's dialer. Some call redirection services, like Google Voice, use phone calls under the hood instead of VOIP. These calls can be recorded by BCR, but would previously show the service's proxy phone number.
Unfortunately, with the way Android's APIs are designed, the only thing that's aware of the original phone number is the dialer. We have no way of querying that in BCR until the call ends and the dialer writes the entry to the call log. This commit implements support for looking up the phone number from the call log.
This lookup functionality only works for non-conference calls and the call will always be classified as All other calls in the auto-record rules.
Android 10 added the
CallRedirectionServiceAPI, which allows a third party app to process outgoing calls made from the system's dialer. Some call redirection services, like Google Voice, use phone calls under the hood instead of VOIP. These calls can be recorded by BCR, but would previously show the service's proxy phone number.Unfortunately, with the way Android's APIs are designed, the only thing that's aware of the original phone number is the dialer. We have no way of querying that in BCR until the call ends and the dialer writes the entry to the call log. This commit implements support for looking up the phone number from the call log.
This lookup functionality only works for non-conference calls and the call will always be classified as
All other callsin the auto-record rules.Fixes: #443