Samsung Galaxy S27 | Image Credits: Android Headline Samsung could soon bring Scam Detection beyond its latest flagship phones, with software code to support multiple Galaxy S25 variants and foldables along with the Galaxy S27 models. According to a report published by Android Authority, the same was suggested with One UI 9 Beta 7 for the Galaxy S26. The code lists model numbers associated with the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, Galaxy S25 Edge, and Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Z Trifold. Now, what's intriguing is that there were four additional model numbers in the Scam Detection code that are believed to correspond to the Galaxy S27 as SM-S952, Galaxy S27 Plus as SM-S956, Galaxy S27 Pro as SM-S957, and Galaxy S27 Ultra as SM-S958. The finding suggests that the feature could also reach Samsung's upcoming flagship lineup. However, the codes do not confirm a final rollout. Scam Detection made its debut with the Pixel 9 series as a Pixel-exclusive feature before expanding to Samsung's Galaxy S26 series. Samsung's newer Galaxy Z 8 foldables also support it via the Samsung Phone app, which the feature has also been spotted in development for Vivo phones. Now, the latest findings do not indicate when Samsung could bring Scam Detection to the additional Galaxy phones. The Galaxy S25 series and listed foldables are still awaiting their One UI 9 beta rollout. As for the renders of the same, the Galaxy S27 is going to get a lot of elements from its predecessor with a pill-shaped rear camera island and a triple rear camera setup. It is also being said that the device will be getting a flat display. All other details related to the smartphone could be slowly revealed in the coming days via leaks and rumours, giving us an idea of what we can get to see in terms of specifications, camera, features, and more. A career journalist who spent six years playing around with smartphones, apps and gaming. As a hobby, Rudra enjoys researching mobile games, watching ... View More