Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Show Apple's cameras have by far being one of the largest selling points of its fine range of iPhones. Sure, there are several other smartphones which have much better cameras in them at much lower prices, but the sheer comfort and ease of access with an iPhone gives it the ability to make you voluntarily utilize the camera, often excessively. Ignoring my fan-boy reviews, I love my iPhone – but hate that Apple imposes pointless restrictions on virtually every minor software customization. This annoyingly includes the silly restriction that you need to constantly keep the screen on while recording a video. Without a jailbreak, this feature is blocked by iPhone, and there's no app in the Apple store that enables it either. Thanks to a recently discovered bug, you can finally record video with the screen turned off on iOS 9 and all iDevices that support it.  Apart from the obvious creepy forms to record someone without consent (which is absolutely illegal and punishable by law almost everywhere across the world, and morally wrong too), there are several situations where this feature may come in handy:
Although this bug is tested only on iOS 9.x by me, it should work on some older iOS too, on all devices that support it. Here's how to do it:
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How to secretly record audio on iPhoneIf you want to record audio on your iPhone secretly the preinstalled Voice Memos app is not the right choice. First of all you have to open the app to start and stop the recording. Second, the recording screen of the Voice Memos app also appears in the Lock screen of your iPhone. So everyone knows you’re recording on your iPhone right away. With the free Voice Recorder Pro – Recording app all this is no problem. The app lets you record voice on your iPhone without anyone noticing. To record audio unnoticed, you can schedule the start time and the end time in the app. This way you don’t even have to pick up your iPhone to start recording. Your iPhone screen can stay locked during the recording process and the app won’t show up on the Lock screen. To start recording at a scheduled time you have to open the app first. Then go to the iPhone tab at the top left, tap the clock icon and press the record button at the bottom left. Now choose a “Start Time”, press “Continue” and select an “End Time”. Now just press the “Record” button and lock your iPhone. The recording will start and stop automatically. Once the recording is finished, you will find the audio clip just below the tab bar. Press the play button to listen to it. How to record audio on iPhone using Voice MemosIf you just want to record something with your iPhone without keeping it secret, you can use the “Voice Memos” app. Open the app on your iPhone Home screen or search for it via Spotlight to record speech, music ideas or a meeting. Make sure that the audio source is nearby and position your iPhone so that the main microphone (at the bottom of your iPhone) points towards it. To use an external microphone that is connected via AirPlay or Bluetooth, simply tap the symbol in the top right corner. This will allow you to select an input source from a list of available items. To start a new recording, press the red button at the bottom of the device. Your iPhone will display a waveform visualization of the input volume to guide you as to how ideal your recording conditions are. To stop your voice memo recording, simply hit the red button again (now shaped like a stop symbol). You can then tap on “Resume” to continue recording or save the memo by tapping “Done” at the bottom right-hand corner. If you are recording a music concert, it might be more beneficial to point the mic away from the sound source, in order to reduce distortion due to high input volume. Record audio in the background using Voice MemosYou can keep the recording going and multitask meanwhile. This will allow you to open up a map, your notes, or even a book you are summarizing and discussing on your audio recording. This way you can also hide voice recording on your iPhone by going back to your Home Screen and opening another app. Simply press the Home button (up to iPhone 8) or wipe the screen from bottom to top (iPhone X or newer) while recording to get to the Home screen. The iPhone will keep recording the microphone input. Alternatively, press the Home button twice to enter the multitasking view and switch directly to another app. On iPhone X (or later), wipe your finger from the bottom to the center of the screen and hold it for a moment to enter the app switcher. In both cases, the recording will continue, which you can see by a red bar at the top of your touchscreen. You can open any app while recording and the recording will not be interrupted. A tap on the bar takes you directly back to the Voice Memos app, where you can stop your recording and save it as outlined above. You can also start the recording and lock your iPhone without stopping the recording. Voice memos will record even when the iPhone is locked. When tapping on the iPhone display or unlocking the device the recording screen will appear right away. If you want to improve the quality of your voice recordings we do have 5 tips for you. Read 5 tricks for high quality voice recording with yor iPhone. Is there an app to secretly record?Smart Recorder is the best secret voice recording app for Android users. The app can record surrounding voice even when the display is off. The app does not consume too much battery life in comparison to other such hidden voice recording apps.
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