01Contact record
Complete call logs
Keep the full screen or export with dates, times, numbers, and call direction visible.
Evidence guide
What should you save from unwanted calls and texts?
Preserve the original. Do not crop, edit, rename, or replace your only copy.
PNGFull message threadOriginal
M4AVoicemail audioOriginal
PDFCall-log exportOriginal
Preservation catalog
Keep the full context, the original format, and the metadata that connects each item to an incident.
02Conversation
Full text conversations
Save the complete thread so sender details, timestamps, and surrounding context remain visible.
03Opt-out
STOP and opt-out messages
Preserve both your request and any messages that arrived afterward.
04Audio
Original voicemail audio
Keep the original audio file and voicemail metadata; do not edit or enhance it.
05Contemporaneous note
Caller statements and notes
Write factual notes promptly and distinguish memory from an original recording.
06Sender context
Advertised websites
Record the URL, date visited, and how the caller or message directed you there.
07Consent context
Quote forms and consent disclosures
Save the full form and disclosure language that appeared when information was submitted.
08Registry record
Do Not Call confirmation
Retain registry confirmation or other records showing when registration became effective.
09Correspondence
Company correspondence
Keep emails, letters, account notices, and responses tied to the contact.
Evidence integrity
Preserve. Do not manufacture.
Do not induce extra messages, misrepresent your identity, alter evidence, submit fabricated reports, harass or extort anyone, or opt into campaigns to manufacture claims. Recording calls can raise jurisdiction-specific legal questions. Preserve voicemail audio you already received, but seek qualified guidance before making a new call recording. The public checker does not accept file uploads.