Samsung is reportedly developing a One UI 9.5 feature that would let Galaxy phone users record voice calls made through third-party apps. Early references to the capability point to a setting within an early version of Samsung’s Phone app that lists compatible services and allows recording to be enabled separately for each one.
Across outlets, the same set of app examples appears: WhatsApp, Telegram, and Google Meet. Sources also frame the feature as an expansion of Samsung’s current ability to record cellular calls through its stock dialer app, while extending that convenience to calls placed via VoIP apps. One reported aspect is that the implementation may take local call-recording rules into account, potentially restricting availability or use depending on jurisdiction.
Outlets differ slightly in emphasis: some highlight the compatibility-list and per-app enabling approach, while others focus on the broader significance—adding functionality to third-party calling apps ahead of a rumored One UI 10 release.
