Samsung could soon make recording voice calls through third-party apps much easier. The feature is reportedly coming with the upcoming One UI 9.5 update. The company is currently rolling out stable One UI 9 to eligible Galaxy devices. However, One UI 9.5 is expected to arrive before the next major One UI 10 release. Samsung has yet to announce its release date.
The upcoming update may introduce support for recording VoIP calls made through apps like WhatsApp and Telegram. Samsung phones already support regular call recording through the stock Phone app. However, recording calls on third-party apps has required risky workarounds.
With One UI 9.5, users may be able to record these calls directly through Samsung’s Phone app. They can open Settings > Call recordings and transcripts > Record calls in other apps to access the feature.
The menu reportedly displays a list of supported VoIP apps installed on the device. Each app also has a toggle to enable or disable call recording. This gives users more control over which apps can record their conversations.
The shared screenshot shows WhatsApp, Google Meet, and Telegram as supported apps. However, these were the only compatible apps installed on the source device. Therefore, the final list of supported apps could be longer.
Availability may also depend on local laws and regulations. Samsung could restrict the feature in countries where call recording faces legal limitations. In supported regions, however, users should be able to record VoIP calls as described.
