Google Pixel Gets AI Fraud Detector and New Features

Google has released a fresh Pixel Drop update, adding an advanced neural network fraud detector to its smartphones. Now devices will be able to analyze conversations in real time and warn the owner about possible fraud.

The processing process takes place entirely on the smartphone itself – the data is not sent to the cloud. On Pixel 9, Gemini Nano is responsible for the analysis, and on older models up to Pixel 6, other neural networks are used. So far, this function only works in English and is available to users in the US, Canada, and the UK, but Google plans to expand its support in the future.

In addition, the update added the ability to broadcast your location to trusted contacts through the Find My Device app. In addition, a price tracker has appeared in the mobile version of Chrome, which allows you to track the cost of goods and compare offers from different sellers.