May I monitor and save data such phone call drops, phone call quality
I'm testing an app for monitoring phone calls quality, but seems that even using CallKit or CallTelephony I cannot save data such length of the call , audio quality, or if the call drops.
In the end, seems I cannot measure this things, am I right?
yet checked here and relative documentations, could someone give me confirmation?
ios callkit core-telephony
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
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I'm testing an app for monitoring phone calls quality, but seems that even using CallKit or CallTelephony I cannot save data such length of the call , audio quality, or if the call drops.
In the end, seems I cannot measure this things, am I right?
yet checked here and relative documentations, could someone give me confirmation?
ios callkit core-telephony
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
biggreentree
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I'm testing an app for monitoring phone calls quality, but seems that even using CallKit or CallTelephony I cannot save data such length of the call , audio quality, or if the call drops.
In the end, seems I cannot measure this things, am I right?
yet checked here and relative documentations, could someone give me confirmation?
ios callkit core-telephony
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
57.4k19131184
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
biggreentree
47321023
I'm testing an app for monitoring phone calls quality, but seems that even using CallKit or CallTelephony I cannot save data such length of the call , audio quality, or if the call drops.
In the end, seems I cannot measure this things, am I right?
yet checked here and relative documentations, could someone give me confirmation?
ios callkit core-telephony
ios callkit core-telephony
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
57.4k19131184
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
biggreentree
47321023
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
biggreentree
47321023
edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
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edited Nov 13 at 13:30
Moritz
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edited Nov 13 at 13:30
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
biggreentree
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
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From everything I've seen, you're definitely not going to be able to get that information at this point. It's just not part of the plugins and likely not something the OS allows third-party applications to access.
answered Nov 12 at 16:18
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You can monitor the call Duration by using CallKit, but you can't monitor audio quality. Also you will never get the phone number of the given call. You will only get the unique id for given call, and callbacks which gives the detail of given call that call get connected, disconnected, kept on hold etc. So based on connected and disconnected status - you can measure the call duration.
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
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ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
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yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
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@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
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From everything I've seen, you're definitely not going to be able to get that information at this point. It's just not part of the plugins and likely not something the OS allows third-party applications to access.
answered Nov 12 at 16:18
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From everything I've seen, you're definitely not going to be able to get that information at this point. It's just not part of the plugins and likely not something the OS allows third-party applications to access.
answered Nov 12 at 16:18
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From everything I've seen, you're definitely not going to be able to get that information at this point. It's just not part of the plugins and likely not something the OS allows third-party applications to access.
answered Nov 12 at 16:18
BBurchfield
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From everything I've seen, you're definitely not going to be able to get that information at this point. It's just not part of the plugins and likely not something the OS allows third-party applications to access.
answered Nov 12 at 16:18
BBurchfield
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answered Nov 12 at 16:18
BBurchfield
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answered Nov 12 at 16:18
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You can monitor the call Duration by using CallKit, but you can't monitor audio quality. Also you will never get the phone number of the given call. You will only get the unique id for given call, and callbacks which gives the detail of given call that call get connected, disconnected, kept on hold etc. So based on connected and disconnected status - you can measure the call duration.
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
1
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
1
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
add a comment |
You can monitor the call Duration by using CallKit, but you can't monitor audio quality. Also you will never get the phone number of the given call. You will only get the unique id for given call, and callbacks which gives the detail of given call that call get connected, disconnected, kept on hold etc. So based on connected and disconnected status - you can measure the call duration.
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
1
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
1
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
add a comment |
You can monitor the call Duration by using CallKit, but you can't monitor audio quality. Also you will never get the phone number of the given call. You will only get the unique id for given call, and callbacks which gives the detail of given call that call get connected, disconnected, kept on hold etc. So based on connected and disconnected status - you can measure the call duration.
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
You can monitor the call Duration by using CallKit, but you can't monitor audio quality. Also you will never get the phone number of the given call. You will only get the unique id for given call, and callbacks which gives the detail of given call that call get connected, disconnected, kept on hold etc. So based on connected and disconnected status - you can measure the call duration.
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
answered Nov 13 at 12:54
Mehul Thakkar
9,02963663
9,02963663
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
1
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
1
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
add a comment |
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
1
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
1
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
ok, so you are saying that I can monitor when a call is closed via CallKit? even if it is a non VOIP one? I cannot get info about monitoring a phone call via call kit, could you help me?
– biggreentree
Nov 13 at 13:26
1
1
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
yes, even if you are having non-VOIP app, you can monitor calls start, end, etc. you can check for this 'CXCallObserverDelegate' and 'CXCallObserver' for the same. The method in this delegate is going to be called when state of any call get changed. First try to do by yourself. If you are unable to do then let me know, i will surely help you.
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 13 at 13:36
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
thank for your help, I checked stackoverflow.com/questions/40021317/… and it is working, but only if app is in use, If I put it in background cannot print the status of the call. I tried to play around in app delegate, but no success
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 9:58
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
when app goes in background console gives me "Could not load IOSurface for time string. Rendering locally instead"
– biggreentree
Nov 14 at 10:16
1
1
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
@biggreentree : I have not checked it in background, will check it and let you know
– Mehul Thakkar
Nov 14 at 10:57
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