Google’s Messages app now uses on-device AI to fight off spam, suspicious links, and other unwanted content.
If a potential scam is detected, the message will either send it to spam or alert you.
Google is introducing alerts for dangerous links that can lead to malware or phishing sites, which are currently being tested in some countries and will soon be rolled out globally.
New smart alerts automatically blur nudity in images. This feature is enabled by default for users under 18, but adults must opt-in.
Google has introduced a number of new security features for its Messages app that use on-device AI to defend against spam, suspicious links, and other digital junk.
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Google’s top messaging app has introduced upgraded fraud detection features focused on catching fake delivery and recruitment scams.
