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Samsung's upcoming One UI 9.5 update may bring voice call recording to WhatsApp, Telegram and Google Meet. The feature has appeared in an early software build and could reach Galaxy phones with a future update. It would let users record internet calls directly through Samsung's Phone app without installing additional recording applications.
The new feature aims to extend Samsung's existing call recording option beyond regular mobile calls. Users could find the setting under Phone app settings in the Call recordings and transcripts section. A new option called Record calls in other apps reportedly controls recording for supported third-party platforms.
The menu reportedly includes an Available Apps section with three supported platforms. These include WhatsApp, Telegram and Google Meet, according to the early software discovery.
Each application has a separate toggle for controlling its call recording feature. This means Galaxy users could choose which platforms can record voice conversations. The list may also include more applications in future updates.
Samsung already supports regular call recording on Galaxy phones in supported regions. However, this new option could make internet-based calling more convenient. Users may no longer need separate recording apps for supported services.
The feature could also come with certain regional restrictions. Local privacy laws and call recording rules may decide where Samsung enables this option. Some regions may also require phones to announce recordings during conversations.
However, Samsung has not officially confirmed this feature or announced its release. The current discovery comes from an early One UI 9.5 test build. Samsung could change the feature or remove it before the final rollout.
If Samsung introduces this feature, it could improve the calling experience on Galaxy phones. Built-in recording would give users another useful option for managing important conversations.
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