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OverUnconfirmedupdated 18 d ago

Android adds AI-powered scam alerts, hangs up on bank impostors

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First detected 16 Oct, 16:53 MYTLatest activity 18 Oct, 00:00ENconfidence 57%
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What happened

Android adds AI-powered scam alerts, hangs up on bank impostors (Google News Malaysia (EN), 16:53)

The reporting

3 reports
  • helpnetsecurity.com·News·EN·16 Oct, 16:53 MYT

    Android adds AI-powered scam alerts, hangs up on bank impostors

    Read at helpnetsecurity.com
  • Photo: makeuseof.com
    makeuseof.com·News·EN·17 Oct, 00:33 MYT

    An Android feature you already use everyday could help expose scam texts on your phone

    Summary - Circle to Search can analyze suspicious texts and identify potential signs of a scam. - Long-press your Home button or navigation bar, then circle the message to receive an AI-generated assessment.

    Read at makeuseof.com
  • Photo: engadget.com
    engadget.com·News·EN·18 Oct, 00:00 MYT

    This Samsung Galaxy Feature Can Protect You From Untrustworthy Apps

    This Samsung Galaxy feature can protect you from untrustworthy apps Samsung's Auto Blocker keeps threats at bay, but it can also get in your way. If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone running One UI 6.0 or later, you may have a built-in security feature called Auto Blocker working…

    Read at engadget.com

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    single source and no mention for 24h

Where it started

Google News Malaysia (EN) (News)
16 Oct, 16:53 MYT
Origin confidence 90% · 460 min ahead of the next source
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How it spread

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    Google News Malaysia (EN)
    16:53

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What we know

  • Covered by 3 established outlet(s): Google News Malaysia (EN)

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All sources (3)

Android adds AI-powered scam alerts, hangs up on bank impostors
helpnetsecurity.comNewsmainstreamEN
An Android feature you already use everyday could help expose scam texts on your phone
makeuseof.comNewsmainstreamEN
This Samsung Galaxy Feature Can Protect You From Untrustworthy Apps
engadget.comNewsmainstreamEN

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