Google has expanded the functionality of its AI assistant Gemini by adding the ability to analyze personal messages and notes on Android devices. The new feature has sparked discussions about user data privacy.
G. Ostrov
Google has introduced a significant update to its AI assistant Gemini, which allows the analysis of users' personal messages and notes on Android devices. This innovation opens new possibilities for personalized assistance but also raises important questions about data confidentiality.
What the new feature can do
The updated Gemini can now:
- Analyze SMS messages and messenger conversations
- Study notes and records in note-taking applications
- Provide contextual recommendations based on personal information analysis
- Help organize plans and reminders based on conversations
Benefits for users
The new functionality allows Gemini to provide more personalized assistance. For example, the AI can automatically create reminders about important meetings mentioned in messages or suggest relevant information based on topics discussed in conversations.
Privacy concerns
Despite the convenience, the innovation raises concerns among cybersecurity experts. AI access to personal messages and notes may create potential risks to user confidentiality.
How to disable the feature
Google has provided the option to disable the new feature:
- Open Gemini settings
- Go to the "Permissions" section
- Find the "Access to messages and notes" item
- Turn off the corresponding switches
The company emphasizes that data processing complies with privacy policies and that users retain full control over their information.
Official Google AI website: https://ai.google/
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