Apple’s Sensitive Content Warning is supposed to protect users from unwanted nude images. It accidentally blurred my friend’s dog video.
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Similar, Google Pixel phones have on device scam detection for phone calls, and it frequently triggers over nothing. I use my phone for work related calls a lot, and anytime we mention an invoice or online payment it sets off the potential scam alert.
Not all Pixels. If you reinstall the OS, it lacks all this google trash by default
What does that look like? I hadn’t noticed anything happening during a call so far, then again I don’t do a lot of calls.
It does a weird ring alert during the call (presumably only audible on my end) and I get a red alert on the call screen saying suspected spam call.
After the call it also shows the warning on the call history screen, and I can mark it as not a scam, and explain why it wasn’t.
Interesting. Thanks for that explanation