\nAs the name suggests, Live Scam Detection identifies potential scams during calls by analyzing the conversation patterns. The system then tries to warn you through audio, visual, and haptic alerts. As for suspected text messages, the device will automatically move them to a spam folder or warn you about it.\u00a0It\u2019s a great way to ensure that no one will be able to take advantage of you.
\nGoogle may have pushed the launch date of Pixel\u2019s live Scam Detection feature
\nA Gemini Nano-related blog post originally noted that \u201cScam Detection in calls and messages arrives on Pixel phones in March 2025.\u201d The screenshot attached clearly shows that. Now, it seems Google may have pushed the launch date of Live Scam Detection for Pixel phones.
\nImage: AndroidPolice
\nThat\u2019s because folks over at Android Authority today found that the company has updated the blog post linked above. In fact, the company removed the entire section that mentions the security feature.
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\nWell, there\u2019s no denying that the ETA provided every Pixel phone user with some hope. However, the uncertainty of the launch date may have popped a few questions in their heads now. It\u2019s worth noting that Google hasn\u2019t officially acknowledged why it removed the reference for the feature from its blog post. Nor is there any mention of a new launch date.
\nFor the time being, you should know that Google\u2019s Gemini Nano model will power Live Scam Detection on the Pixel 9 lineup. However, the security feature for the Pixel 6 series and up will rely on other on-device machine-learning models.
\nThe post The launch date of Pixel’s Scam Detection feature is now uncertain appeared first on Android Headlines.
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