How To Fix Call Recording On Samsung Galaxy Phones?

To fix call recording issues on Samsung Galaxy phones, follow these steps:

1. Restart your phone: Sometimes, a simple restart resolves temporary glitches affecting call recording.

   Steps:
    1. Press and hold the Power button.
    2. Choose "Restart" from the menu.
   

2. Clear Phone app cache & data: Corrupted cache files could cause issues; clear them to refresh the app.

   Steps:
     1. Open the Settings app.
     2. Scroll to 'Apps'.
     3. Find and tap on the Phone app.
     4. Tap 'Storage', followed by 'Clear cache' and 'Clear data'.
   

3. Disable Wi-Fi Calling: By default, the Phone app prefers placing calls over Wi-Fi networks, which prevents recording.

   Steps:
     1. Open the Settings app.
     2. Navigate to 'Connections'.
     3. Locate and disable the Wi-Fi Calling toggle.
   

4. Force Stop the Phone app: Close background processes related to the Phone app.

   Steps:
      1. Long press on the Phone app icon.
      2. From the contextual menu, choose 'Info'.
      3. Tap 'Force stop'.
   

5. Update One UI: Ensure your phone's firmware is updated to the latest version, which includes the most recent versions of core apps.

   Steps:
     1. Open the Settings app.
     2. Scroll to 'Software update'.
     3. Install the latest One UI build when prompted.
   

6. Check Regional Compliance: Some regions prohibit call recording without consent, so ensure local regulations allow it before proceeding further.

Please remember that third-party call recording apps may not work consistently because of changes made by Google regarding accessibility API usage for call recording purposes.