Nowadays, security and privacy in one's digital life are of utmost importance when using smartphones. Unwanted content can sometimes be dangerous when sent through messaging apps, but at the very least, it is embarrassing. Addressing such issues, Samsung has added another layer of security by using this unique feature in its phones to detect unwanted nudity in videos being sent through the Messages app.
How Does This Samsung Feature Work?
Through this technology, it does the video analysis on the device, meaning the scanning is done on your video without it ever leaving the phone. Hence, privacy and personal security. The mechanism analyzes visual content from the video and gives the user a warning when it finds explicit content such as pornography or nudity.
Who Stands to Benefit?
Teens, youth, and their parents will be the main beneficiaries of this service. Most of the time, sending such videos or encountering them randomly is actually innocent. This feature will help camouflage such content that manages to slip into their mobile device by flagging and automatically deleting it.
When Is It Going to be Available?
The feature is rolled out starting with One UI 6.1, which is within the ongoing Galaxy S24 series. In due course, it is expected to roll out to other Galaxy phones.
Why Is It So Significant?
Right now, spam and obscene content are being widely circulated on the Internet. Videos received like that via private messaging may be just a source of trauma and an embarrassing experience for anyone. Such a move by Samsung will be a great boon to user safety and digital hygiene.
With this new feature, it is an evergreen testimony that technology can make life not only easy but also safe. So, if you are a Samsung user, this feature is probably on its way to your phone, making your messaging safe and comfortable.
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