> Presumably telephone calls, zoom calls and in person meetings aren't recorded?

Of course they are.

No offense: Where have you been?

> Where have you been?

Working in education the last 10 years. I mean all of that seems really unreasonable if that's the case.

Where I work they took my work phone away because I wasn't using it enough. Now if I need to make a call, it's just with my cell phone. No way that's being recorded.

> in person meetings

Presume you don't sit down at the table and set up mics before you start talking?

Since when they are all recorded? It definitely wasn't the case ~15 years ago.

Way too much storage sitting in Utah for the conversations to not be kept for at least some time.

Obviously I can't show you.

I once mentioned "slack" on a messaging platform at an investment bank and the compliance team came after me pretty quickly.

> Presumably telephone calls, zoom calls and in person meetings aren't recorded?

Why do you presume that? Where I work every call is recorded.

How much data is that? Where it's stored? How's that achieved for the company provided IPhones?

What do iPhones have to do with this?

When I was working in the banking sector a lot of employees were provided with mobile phones to conduct business. If nowadays there is a requirement to record everything, how are voice calls are saved? In general for mobiles and in case of IPhones specifically.

Where I work you absolutely can't use a mobile phone to conduct business. Traders have dedicated lines and those are recorded. Traders also have chats which are also saved. The rest of staff uses teams or whatever. I assume that's recorded as well, but no one cares if you use something else.