Samsung Galaxy Note9 Call Recorder

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Just so everyone knows, call recording doesn't work on Samsung phones in the US after upgrading to Android 9.0. Also, I've heard that Snapdragon phones cannot be rooted. So, we are just stuck. I know I asked this question for S9, but I am wondering whether call recording works on Note 9 in any other country. If so, it will be great if you could mention your model# and region.

Thanks Boldbeast. Do you know whether call recording will work if I use sim from any of the countries above in the US phone? Or, do I need to buy a new phone outside US?

Hello,
I am an Italian owner of Galaxy Note 9, purchased from Samsung online store in Italy, so it is a "no operator brand" phone. Recently (sadly) upgraded to Android 9,
N960FXXU2CRLT, Italian H3G SIM card and, among other (minor) issues with several apps (as I expected, since we users are the beta testers nowadays????), I found the marvellous Boldbeast stuck... :(((
It used to record clear high voice of the remote speaker even through any Bluetooth device like earphones or car integrated system (the only one recorder I found to manage to do this, I bought two licenses for two different phones!) and now, despite there is no law breaking in Italy on recording phone calls, I realized the remote speaker voice is recorded only as far as it can be heard by my phone's microphone from my phone's speaker... Result: very very low volume. As I muted my microphone during the phone call recording, nothing is recorded at all (proving that only my microphone is enabled to record...)
I am so sad... :°°°
It is a very expensive phone (I bought the 512GB version) and, though I have done lots of rooting and stuff in the past, I would prefer not to do it this time...
Would you suggest a different original Pie version to be flashed through Odin to do the trick...?
I am desperate, and as Italian phone and sim card it was supposed not to be affected...! o_O
Thank you
Chiara

This is an impossibly complex issue to be certain a person can resolve before they start. I understand some markets (and how exactly is a market associated with a handset) have the native dialer showing recording and presumably Boldbeast will work? Rooting for a Qualcom phone may not work. India apparently works as does Russia, Italy, the UK and when I called a call center in the Philippines they said it was working (native recording in the dialer). And then.... I see the post from Italy below and it says it is not working?

There are a number of approaches, all suck;

1) rooting, personally I want to be not inclined and have a Qualcomm CPU.

2) Downgrading.... to Oreo but then there would be no security patches?

3) sourcing a handset from a market that works? But how to be sure? And how to know that with OTA updates it would not happen again one day?

4) Using ODIN to put a different build on a device without rooting. It's not clear to me if this works.

Short of moving to a country where it works for now.... there is nothing certain. And with the arbitrary way Google took this away even that absurd idea would not be certain.

If anyone knows of a definitive way to do this or an XDA person in Vancouver Canada I can speak to please let me know. But this is a true Charlie Foxtrot.

We'll release a new version soon. It can fix the call recording problem for all Android 9 phones with root.
If you have rooted your phone and want to test the new version, please write to me service@boldbeast.com.

Update
Now Boldbeast Recorder V12.0 is released, it can fix recording problems for all android phones in theory if you root the phone.

Hi everyone,

I have a Note 9 SM-N960F Exynos bought at Dubaï. It is running Android 9, ONE UI 1.0. N960FXXU2CRLT (non rooted).
Last security update was in January 2019-01-07 (I didnt update yet though i received the february security update).

I am running Boldbeast Recorder 12.0. Call recording works on mode 1, caller volume is a little bit low but it's ok.

But when I use a wired headphone, I can barely hear the caller's voice.

Do you have any suggestion?

Thank you,

ok thanks.
if i update to the february security update (2019-02-01), will i still be able to record calls?

I´m From Brazil.
My Note 9 Model is SM-N9600, Android 9, N9600ZCS3CSH2. May you inform if Boldbeat works fine for it?

Note 9     
Canadian version: SM-N960W
Android 9

---Works Really Good!---

In the settings " Fix Recording Issues "
I enabled: • Noises Suppress
                  • Tune Samsung2

Note 9     
Canadian version: SM-N960W
Android 10

---Works Really Good!---

I just upgraded to Android 10. It wasn't working at first but I followed exactly what they said in the trouble shooting: Go to "Call Settings" then "Manually Record Calls" (Even if you don't plan on recording your calls manually and you only want your calls to be recorded automatically, to there!) Then tick the "Hotkey", it wil bring you to "Accessibility" settings for you to enable "Boldbeast Call Recorder". IF, like me, the "Hotkey" was ticked and "Accessibility" service was "ON", don't worry yet, just keep following the instuction...

The next step is go to the Home page and select "Settings" then "Set Default Settings". This will automatically set the right settings for your device. To verify, go to "Call Settings" and check the "Record Mode". It should be on "Mode12" now.
Then go to" "Fix Recording Issues", tick "Noise Suppress" and "Samsung Tune2".
Leave the other setting as they are…