Recording phone calls can be useful in many situations, from maintaining important business arrangements to fixing key points of personal conversations. For Samsung Galaxy smartphones users, you can do this without using third -party applications. Here's a detailed review of how to use a built -in call recording feature and what alternatives are available for call recording through other applications.
To begin with, make sure that call recording feature is available in your area. If it is on, follow these steps: open the menu (three points at the top right). Select the call record. The red dot and timer will indicate the active status of the recording. To complete the entry, finish the conversation or turn off the feature through the menu. The recorded files are stored in the phone's internal memory. Once the call is completed, you will get notified with the possibility of playing or controlling the entry.
Samsung offers automatic call recording for convenience. This feature allows you to automatically record calls from the selected contacts or unobtrusive numbers. To enable automatic entry: Open "Phone" → "Settings" → "Call recording". Turn on “Automatic Calls”. In the settings menu, select the type of calls for writing: all calls. Calls with unobtrusive numbers. Calls from certain numbers.
Google Voice is a convenient alternative to call calls: Download Google Voice and log in to your account. Go to the Settings and Turn on the Inbox Write option. Press the 4 key to start recording when talking.
To view or share the recorded files: Open the "Call recording" menu in the "Phone" application. In the "Recorded Calls" section, find the file you want. Click and hold the entry to move, rename, delete or exchange.
Call recording features in WhatsApp, Telegram or Messenger applications on Samsung Galaxy devices are not supported. For such conversations, you must use third -party programs or special recording devices.
