Can you screen record on an Android phone to share what you see with friends? The answer is a definite yes, and it's easy to do.

There's very easy, built-in ways to record your screen with any modern phone, though Android has a few annotation features that makes screencapping even better.

Google is testing a new chip in the status bar for when you’re recording or casting the screen, and it shows the duration.

With Android 11, Google finally added an in-built screen recorder to their OS. Hence, you can also natively screen record from your Android smartphone without any issues.

Whether it's recording a tutorial, or you're just need to convey more info than a screenshot might, a screen-recorded video is quick and easy to do on Android.

There are all kinds of reasons you might want to record what’s happening on your Android screen. Here’s how to do it on a Pixel and Samsung.

Here's How To Record Your Screen As A Samsung Galaxy User If you're using any Samsung Galaxy device, you should have the ability to record your screen in just a few seconds.

Android 14 will keep your personal data safe while recording the screen. It will bring more privacy-centric features. Learn more here.

Android 14 seems to be bringing a bunch of quality-of-life tweaks to the platform, and that apparently includes screen recording which will gain the ability to record just an app of your choice.

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In Android 11 and higher, you’ll find a basic screen-recording tool built-in that can capture your phone’s video and audio, as well as sound from the mic.

How to Record the Screen on Your Android Phone Android 11 added a built-in screen recorder for Google's mobile OS, but for older phones, there are plenty of third-party apps that get the job done ...