Samsung may be preparing a new call-recording option in One UI 9.5 that would extend beyond conventional phone calls to voice calls placed through third-party apps. Screenshots associated with the unreleased software show WhatsApp and Telegram among the supported services.
The feature appears under Settings > Call Recordings and Transcript, in a section labeled “Record Calls in Other Apps.” Users would be able to enable or disable recording individually for compatible applications.
Only three apps are shown in the reported interface, apparently because those were the only compatible apps installed on the device used for the screenshot. That suggests the supported-app list could be broader, although Samsung has not confirmed the final list or whether the feature will ship with the public One UI 9.5 release.
Samsung is still rolling out One UI 9, while One UI 9.5 is reportedly nearing completion. A beta program has previously been rumored to begin as early as this month, alongside potential Bixby accessibility improvements involving documents, the camera and AI features.
Any rollout of third-party call recording will likely depend on local recording and consent rules, which vary widely by market. Samsung has not yet detailed regional availability or the legal safeguards that may apply.
