This document presents a research study on real-time record and replay (R&R) techniques for Android devices aimed at malware analysis. It discusses the challenges of conventional R&R schemes, proposes a new architecture for endpoint protection, and evaluates two possible architectures focusing on scalability and configuration. The findings suggest that a mobile-to-emulator architecture is preferable due to its high scalability and lower configuration effort, while also highlighting the potential issues with unfaithful emulated environments and background events.