How to permanently disable notifications about recording a conversation on Xiaomi Redmi Note 10: 5 proven ways

Notifications about recording phone conversations on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 can annoy even the most patient users, especially if you do not use the call recording feature, but the system stubbornly reminds you of its existence after each conversation, the problem is compounded by the fact that in different versions of MIUI the path to disabling these alerts may differ — or even be absent explicitly.

In this article, we’ll look at all the possible ways to get rid of “Conversation recorded” or “Conversation recorded” labels, including hidden settings, system file editing (for advanced users) and workarounds. It’s important to understand that some methods require root rights or additional utilities, so let’s start with the simplest and most secure options.

Why do we have notifications about recording a conversation?

In the Redmi Note 10 (like other smartphones on MIUI 12/13/14), call recording notifications are linked to the standard Call Recorder app. Even if you’ve never manually enabled recording, the system can automatically save calls for the following reasons:

• 🔹 Automatic recording is enabled in the settings of the Phone application (sometimes activated after the update). MIUI).
• 🔹 Operator services – some mobile operators (for example, MTS or Beeline) integrate call recording at the level SIM-map.
• 🔹 Third-party apps like Truecaller or Cube Call Recorder that have access to calls.
• 🔹 Mistake. MIUI — bug in firmware, when notifications appear even when the recording is disabled (often occurs after resetting settings).

Before you start disabling notifications, check if the recording is switched on by accident.

1. Open the Phone app.
2. Press three points (⋮) top-right → Settings → Recording of conversations.
3. Make sure that the automatic recording slider is in the off position.

⚠️ Note: If you don't have a "Talk Record" option on your menu, it means the feature is disabled at the firmware level. In this case, notifications may come from third-party services - read the diagnostics section below.

Method 1: Disconnect via the settings of the “Phone” application

The most obvious and safe method is to deactivate the recording directly in the standard application, but depending on the version of MIUI, the path to settings may differ.

For MIUI 12 and later (Android 11/12/13)

1. Open the Phone app.
2. Slip on the profile icon (or three dots) ⋮) → Settings.
3. Select a Call Record (or Call Record).
4. Turn off the automatic recording slider.
5. Additionally, click Records Management → Notifications and turn off the option to Show Notifications about New Records.

MIUI 11 and older (Android 10)

In earlier versions, the path may look like this:

1. Phone → Settings → Additional → Recording conversations.
2. Turn off Autosave and Notifications.

If notifications continue to appear after these actions, proceed to the next method.

Make sure the recording is turned off in the settings of the “Phone”

Check for MIUI updates

Reboot the smartphone after the changes

Delete the cache of the Phone application

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Method 2: Disable notifications via System Settings

If the recording of conversations is disabled, but the notifications still come, the problem may be in the system alerts.

1. Go to Settings → Notifications and Status bar → Notification management.
2. Find the phone app (or Call Recorder) in the list and tap on it.
3. Turn off the Allow Notifications slider or a specific category Record conversations.
4. For MIUI 14: You may also need to disable Pop-up Notifications and Icons on the lock screen.

If there is no separate item on the list to record conversations, try:

• 🔍 Enable Show System Applications (three dots in the upper right corner of the notification management screen).
• 🔍 Find com.android.incallui or com.miui.voiceassist and disable notifications for them.

⚠️ Note: Disabling notifications for com.android.incallui may cause all incoming/outgoing call alerts to disappear. Use this method only if others have not helped!

Method 3: Resetting the settings of the Phone application

Sometimes notifications about recording conversations appear due to a malfunction of the Phone application, in which case it will help to reset its settings to factory:

1. Go to Settings → Applications → Application Management.
2. Find the phone and tap it.
3. Select Warehouse → Clear cache and Clear data.
4. Warning: This will delete the call history!
5. Reboot your smartphone.

After the reboot, check if the notifications have disappeared. If the problem persists, move on to more radical methods.

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Before resetting your phone application data, export your call history to your VCF file via Settings → Import/Export → Export call history.

Method 4: Using ADB to disable system notifications (without root)

If the standard methods do not work, you can use them. ADB (Android Debug Bridge to disable system-level notifications, which doesn't require root rights, but requires a computer and a computer. USB-cable.

Preparation

1. Download and install Platform Tools (includes adb.exe).
2. Turn on Developer Mode: Go to Settings → About Phone. Tap 7 times on MIUI Version. Go back to Settings → Additional → Developer. Activate USB Debugging.

Redmi Note 10

Disabling notifications via ADB

Open the command prompt (or PowerShell) in the adb.exe folder and execute commands in order:

adb shell


pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.incallui/.IncallNotificationService




pm disable-user --user 0 com.miui.voiceassist/.recorder.NotificationService

If notifications continue to appear after completing commands, try:

adb shell dumpsys notification --cancel all com.android.incallui

⚠️ Attention: pm disable-user commands disable system services, which can cause unstable phone operation!

Method 5: Remove the system application "Recording conversations" (requires root)

If none of these methods worked, the radical solution is to remove the system application responsible for recording, which requires root rights and can disrupt the stability of MIUI, so use it only as a last resort.

Essential tools

• 📱 Smartphone with root rights (for example, through Magisk).
• 🛠 Root Explorer or Titanium Backup.
• 🔄 Backup of the system (required!).

Step-by-step instruction

1. Open Root Explorer and go to /system/priv-app/ or /system/app/.
2. Find folders with names: CallRecorder MiuiVoiceAssist InCallUI (cannot be deleted, but can be edited)

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CallRecorder.bak

Reset the device.

If after deleting there are problems with the phone (for example, the sound disappears during calls), restore deleted files from the backup.

Notifications of recording conversations

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Update alerts

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Diagnosis: How do you know what is causing notifications?

If you've tried all of these, but the notifications are still coming up, you need to identify the source of the problem.

Step 1: Checking Active Notifications

1. Make a test call (for example, to another number).
2. Immediately after the call is completed, open the notification panel.
3. Hold your finger on the recording notification → click the Application Information.
4. You will see which app sent the notification.

Step 2: Monitoring through ADB

For advanced users: connect to your smartphone via ADB and follow the command:

adb shell dumpsys notification --last 10

This will show the last 10 notifications with the sender packets, and look for lines from CallRecorder, InCallUI, or VoiceAssist.

Step 3: Verifying Third-Party Apps

Some apps (like Truecaller, Cube Call Recorder) can record calls in the background to check this out:

1. Go to Settings → Applications → Permissions → Microphone.
2. See which apps have access to the microphone.
3. Turn off permissions for suspicious programs.

If you are not sure about your actions, it is better to seek help on thematic forums or in the Xiaomi service center.

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