Recording and acceptable use

Preserve calls responsibly

CallExhibit is designed to create a credible record, not to bypass consent rules, disguise identity, pressure callers, or manufacture claims.

Be lawfulFollow calling, consent, disclosure, and retention rules.

Be accurateDo not alter originals or add facts that did not occur.

Be safeDo not disclose passwords, payment credentials, or one-time codes.

Recording disclosure

CallExhibit records calls and starts the audible announcement on by default for every phone profile. A customer may turn the announcement off, but doing so does not stop recording or establish that recording without notice is lawful. Notice or all-party consent requirements may depend on every participant's physical location at the time of the call, not residence, area code, or the profile's selected state.

Permitted use

You may use CallExhibit for legitimate personal or business call documentation, customer-approved phone profiles, support troubleshooting, organizing repeated unwanted calls, researching responsible entities, requesting written follow-up, and preserving material for qualified legal or regulatory review.

Prohibited use

Harassment, threats, stalking, intimidation, or repeated unwanted outbound calls.
Fraud, impersonation, false caller identity, or attempts to evade carrier or platform controls.
Recording or distributing a call when you lack required consent or another lawful basis.
Calling emergency services, premium-rate destinations, or numbers prohibited by the service.
Editing an original recording and presenting the edit as the original.
Inventing facts, identities, purchases, losses, or legal conclusions.
Using reports, publicity, reviews, or criminal accusations as improper leverage for payment.

Caller identity

Subscriber-originated calls require a registered calling line and internal authentication. Outbound caller ID is limited by carrier authorization, STIR/SHAKEN treatment, and service configuration. CallExhibit may use a verified service DID when a subscriber identity cannot be lawfully or technically presented.

Unknown forwarded calls

Forwarded calls must contain a trusted identity that matches an active subscriber profile. Unknown identities are rejected before callback, recording, or evidence processing.

Evidence handling

Keep the original recording and its integrity value. Label notes, excerpts, transcriptions, and interpretations as separate material. Export important evidence before its retention date and verify current court or agency requirements before submission.

Enforcement

CallExhibit may restrict a phone profile or account when use appears to violate this policy, threatens the service, or creates material legal or security risk. Affected customers may be asked for information needed to distinguish legitimate use from abuse.