Samsung S24 Introduced Call Recording Feature

News Desk

Islamabad: Samsung, the South Korean multinational smartphone manufacturer, has recently introduced a call recording feature in its Galaxy phones, including the Galaxy S24, through a software update.

This move follows in the footsteps of various other companies that have faced criticism for offering similar features in the past.

The call recording feature is part of Samsung’s updated software, OneUI 6.1, and specifically involves Voice over Wi-Fi call recording. Users can now record calls only when connected to high-speed Wi-Fi.

While the feature allows users of newer Galaxy phones to record both voice and video calls, they must navigate to the phone’s settings and make adjustments to enable call recording.

Despite the added functionality, Samsung has not been immune to criticism. Some argue that recording calls without consent is both unethical and potentially illegal.

Concerns have been raised about the privacy implications of such a feature, and there is speculation that Samsung may face legal challenges in multiple countries for introducing it.

In summary, Samsung’s introduction of the call recording feature through software updates has sparked debate regarding its ethical and legal implications, and the company may encounter legal scrutiny in response to this controversial move.