Overview
- The One UI 9 Beta 7 files analyzed by multiple outlets on Tuesday show strings that reference Galaxy S25 models, several foldables and four model numbers—SM‑S952, SM‑S956, SM‑S957 and SM‑S958—that are believed to map to Galaxy S27 variants.
- Scam Detection is an AI feature that flags and filters suspected scam calls and messages using on‑device processing plus cloud assistance, and the code references indicate Samsung may prepare that functionality for more devices.
- The same beta build also contains chipset identifiers including s5e9975 (linked to an Exynos 2700 part) alongside Qualcomm IDs, which reporters read as a sign Samsung may continue using both Exynos and Qualcomm silicon in future flagships.
- Neither Samsung nor Google has confirmed the planned expansion and the presence of code is not a guarantee of release; timing will likely depend on each device’s One UI 9 beta rollout and the S27 launch window.
- The move would follow Scam Detection’s path from Pixel phones to the Galaxy S26 and recent foldables, and it could cut scam exposure for more users if Samsung and Google activate the feature across older and upcoming Galaxy models.