Android Users Less Exposed to Scam Texts
Android users are 58% less exposed to scam texts than iPhone users, according to a report.
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month concludes, Google shared how Android protects users from mobile scams, which have resulted in over $400 billion in global financial losses over the past year.
Android's security systems, including Google AI, detect and block scams, preventing over 10 billion suspected scam calls and messages each month.
- Google's RCS safety checks block suspicious activity, including over 100 million numbers in the past month.
- A survey of 5,000 smartphone users across the U.S., India, and Brazil found that users feel more secure and encounter fewer scams on Android devices.
Android has long been at the forefront of combating such threats, using Google AI and multi-layered security systems to detect and block scams before they reach users.
Author's summary: Android provides strong protection against scam texts and calls.
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