New Delhi: Google Voice has launched a brand new characteristic that’s much like the “suspected spam caller warnings,” however this time for SMS messages. On each Android and iOS gadgets, customers will now be alerted of suspected spam messages with a purple exclamation signal showing within the profile avatar spot. The message preview may also embrace the phrase “Suspected spam” in an identical color for simple identification.
“If you’re using Google Voice, you’re familiar with our suspected spam caller warnings. We’re extending this feature to SMS messages on Android and iOS devices,” Google mentioned in a weblog publish. (Also Read: BIG Bonanza For OnePlus Customers Ahead Of Diwali! Get Nord Buds 2R Wireless Earphones Completely Free: Check Process)
Users will see these labels throughout the message, and so they can both –“confirm a suspected spam message, which causes future messages from that number to go directly into the spam folder, or mark a labelled message as not spam, after which the suspected spam label is never displayed for that number again”. (Also Read: Big Savings On Apple iPhone 15! Flipkart, Amazon, Croma, Vijay Sales Launches Discount Offer: Check)
These spam textual content protections shall be accessible for each free and paid Google Voice accounts (Starter, Standard, and Premier). It is at present being rolled out and shall be broadly accessible within the coming weeks, in keeping with the corporate.
Meanwhile, Google has began to roll out a man-made intelligence (AI)–powered “Proofread” characteristic in Gborad for beta customers.
The “Proofread” possibility seems within the keyboard’s toolbar with Gboard model 13.4, which is at present in beta on Android, permitting customers to have their textual content checked for spelling or grammar errors on the fly, all powered by generative AI, stories 9to5Google.
The characteristic appeared on our Pixel Fold as a “Fix it” immediate with Google’s normal generative AI image. A pop-up then explains how proofreading works, with textual content being despatched to Google for processing should you allow the characteristic.
