The Galaxy S25 line should not receive the artificial intelligence call screening functionality present in the One UI 8.5. Samsung confirmed through a response on the official forum that the feature is restricted to models in the Galaxy S26 series. Usuários of older devices will still not have access to this specific tool even after the update.
Call screening works automatically when the number is unknown. The smartphone answers the call on behalf of the owner and the Galaxy AI asks the person’s name and the reason for contact. The user can follow the responses in real time on the screen and can take over the conversation at any time or end it.
This limitation was communicated directly by an Samsung moderator in response to a user request requesting the feature be extended to the Galaxy S25 family. The company indicated that other elements of One UI 8.5 will be brought to older devices, although it did not detail exactly what new features.
AI call screening arrives only on the Galaxy S26 series
The functionality was developed to reduce spam calls and scams. Ela uses Samsung’s artificial intelligence to manage initial interactions without requiring immediate intervention from the phone owner.
The process includes an automatic greeting followed by questioning about the identity and purpose of the call. Todas the information is transcribed and displayed on the device screen.
Users report that the tool is practical in everyday life for filtering unwanted contacts. The decision to maintain exclusivity for the Galaxy S26 generated discussions in the brand’s communities.
One UI 8.5 beta expansion reaches more Galaxy models
Samsung recently extended the One UI 8.5 beta program to additional devices. Modelos as Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 can now test the in-development version in selected markets.
The eighth beta build for the Galaxy S25 line has also been released. Essa update represents one of the last tests before the stable release.
- Galaxy S24 series
- Galaxy Z Fold 6
- Galaxy Z Flip 6
- Galaxy S25 FE
- Galaxy S24 FE
- Galaxy Tab S11
Expansion occurs in regions such as Estados Unidos, Reino Unido, Coreia of Sul and Índia. The company plans to add even more devices during the month of April.
Other features of One UI 8.5 should reach older devices
The One UI 8.5 update brings general improvements to the interface and artificial intelligence tools. Parte of these new features will be distributed to the Galaxy S25 family and previous models.
Users await full details on which specific functions will be included. Samsung has a history of bringing select new generation features to older devices through software updates.
The release of the stable version of One UI 8.5 should occur in the coming months. The exact timeline varies depending on the user’s model and region.
Limitation reinforces Samsung’s exclusivity strategy
The decision to reserve call screening for the Galaxy S26 line follows the standard adopted by the manufacturer in recent launches. Recursos Advanced hardware and software often remain exclusive to newer series.
Owners of the Galaxy S25 will be able to take advantage of other optimizations brought by One UI 8.5. The update includes refinements to the performance and existing features of Galaxy AI.
Samsung continues to expand the artificial intelligence ecosystem in its devices. Call screening represents one of the highlights of the new S26 generation.
One UI 8.5 beta advances in testing with developers and users
The latest beta build for the Galaxy S25 series is considered one of the final ones before the official release. Participantes of the program report increasing stability in the software.
Expanding to more models allows Samsung to collect feedback on a larger scale. Esse process helps identify and correct potential problems before broad distribution.
Users interested in participating in the beta can check availability in the Samsung Members app. Adherence depends on region and device model.
The One UI 8.5 represents another step in the evolution of the Samsung interface. Mesmo with limitations on some features, the update promises to bring benefits to millions of Galaxy users around the world.