Samsung has added a new feature to its Galaxy phones. The feature will automatically record calls from unknown numbers. This update is part of Samsung’s latest software release for select Galaxy models. It aims to help users keep track of suspicious or unexpected calls without extra effort.
(Samsung Introduces New Feature to Automatically Record Calls from Unknown Numbers)
The automatic call recording works only for numbers not saved in the user’s contact list. Once a call ends, the recording saves to the device’s secure folder. Users can listen to it later through the Phone app. Samsung says this helps people document potential scams or spam calls more easily.
Privacy remains a top concern. The system does not record calls from known contacts unless the user turns on manual recording. Also, the feature follows local laws. In some regions where call recording is restricted, the option will not appear at all.
This move comes as scam calls rise worldwide. Many people report receiving fake messages or threats from strangers. Samsung hopes the new tool gives users peace of mind. They can now have proof of unwanted conversations without remembering to press record.
The feature is rolling out now. It will reach Galaxy S and Note series devices first. Other compatible models will get it in the coming weeks. Users need to install the newest software update to access it. Samsung recommends checking for updates in the Settings menu under Software Update.
(Samsung Introduces New Feature to Automatically Record Calls from Unknown Numbers)
No extra apps are needed. Everything works inside the built-in Phone app. Samsung designed the process to be simple and fast. People who get strange calls often say they forget to hit record. Now the phone does it for them when it matters most.
