If you ever change your mind, simply tap the three-dot icon in the top-right corner and go to Settings, where you’ll be greeted with a new Trash toggle. You’ll be asked whether you want to do so the next time you attempt deleting a voice recording. Don’t forget to enable the Voice Recorder Trash folderĪs has been the case with previous iterations of this functionality, Voice Recorder’s Trash folder must be activated manually. More specifically, it moves such recordings to a dedicated folder that eventually purges them from memory, allowing you ample time to restore them. It allows users to undo select file deletions by changing the way this universally convenient functionality operates instead of outright removing files when you tell it to, it schedules them for deletion.

Much like its name suggests, the Trash option in Voice Recorder is essentially Samsung’s version of Recycle Bin. The update should already be available for download on any contemporary Samsung device running One UI based on Android 9 Pie or later. It’s part of the build number 21.2.04.12 which appeared on the Galaxy Store earlier today. The newest update to Samsung’s Voice Recorder debuts Trash folder, a feature the company has been gradually adding to its mobile app portfolio since late 2018.

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