Android introduces feature prompting surveillance worries
Google has released an update to the Android system that includes a service called "Android System SafetyCore," which is automatically installed on some devices. This service analyzes images directly on the phone to detect sensitive content such as nude or inappropriate images using artificial intelligence techniques, and it presents warnings to users before opening such content. It has been confirmed that the analysis is performed locally on the device without sending images to external servers, but the method of automatic installation has sparked controversy regarding privacy and surveillance.
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