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Google Chrome now allows users to delete the local AI model that powers the Enhanced Protection feature’s real-time scam-detection and suspicious-download scanning. You can disable this by going to Settings > System and turning off “On-device GenAI.” The on-device model is currently in Chrome Canary with rollouts expected soon, and Google suggests these local AI components may power other Chrome features beyond scam protection.
Google announced Android 16 with major upgrades including real-time lock screen app updates, enhanced security for sensitive accounts, improved hearing device compatibility, and desktop-like windowing and hotkeys for better productivity, initially available on Pixel devices.
Android 16 introduces four major upgrades including real-time lock screen app updates, enhanced security for sensitive users, improved calling for hearing devices, and desktop-like windowing and hotkeys for better productivity, initially available on Pixel devices and rolling out to others later.
Android's Safe Browsing feature offers protection against potential cyber threats by alerting users to malware, risky extensions, phishing scams, and unsafe websites. Users can choose between three levels of protection, with Enhanced Protection providing the highest level of security. However, turning on Enhanced Protection requires sharing data with Google. It's important to note that Safe Browsing is not a substitute for antivirus software, which provides more comprehensive protection against viruses, spyware, and other types of malware.