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Google announces deepfake call detection for Android, new AirDrop device support

Ryan Whitwam
Google announces deepfake call detection for Android, new AirDrop device support
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Google is introducing new deepfake call detection features to Android devices to combat the rise of AI-powered impersonation scams. The update expands existing financial call verification systems to include all contacts on phones running Android 12 or higher.

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As AI voice cloning becomes more sophisticated, mobile operating systems are increasingly serving as the first line of defense against financial fraud and social engineering.

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Trust but verify Android phones will soon be able to detect spoofed calls and impersonation scams Google s June Android feature drop includes more scam detection, more AirDrop, and yes, more AI.

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