How to Record Voice Calls on your Galaxy S9

At Samsung, I have no doubts that customer satisfaction is core to the company’s business which aims to deliver the best possible experience. Samsung has packed the Galaxy S9 to the brim with great features. And I am not talking about just hardware features but software ones as well, yet something essential seems to be missing: you cannot record voice calls on your Galaxy S9.

Call Recording is one of those features that a lot of people want to have on their handset and you don’t have to explain me why: this basically allows you to show any type of evidence in court via voice or it simply helps you remember some of the important discussions during the call.

You might hate to find out that call recording is blocked on the S9, but it’s the truth. The handset basically meets Google’s security policies and local laws in the EU. These processes have been specially built up on the S9, since similar restrictions on older Samsung phones were able to be bypassed by certain apps.

Now, some might say that Samsung has finally managed to close that loop for good, so even if you try to use a third-party call recorder from the Play Store on your Galaxy S9 for call recording, you will probably discover that almost all third-party call recorders do not work on the Galaxy S9. However, there is a trick that will make your dream come true.

How to record Voice Calls on your Galaxy S9? Well, if you own a Galaxy S9 with a Snapdragon 845 chip inside, don’t hesitate to use the Boldbeast Call Recorder app. Download it from here and I must warn you that you will have to purchase the full version of the app to unlock its full functionality, but it is the only call recorder that has been confirmed to work on Samsung’s phone, so what other options do you have?

You never know when you really need to record your calls, so taking this app on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Snapdragon 845 model sounds like a good idea. Anyway, there have been reports of this call recording app working on the Exynos 9810 powered Galaxy S9 too. The issue is that it only works out of the box in certain regions, while in other cases, you will need root access on the handset for the app to actually be able to record calls.

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