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Android 17 to Introduce Features for Detecting Spoofed Calls and Impersonation Scams

Google plans to release Android 17 with updates that include features for detecting spoofed calls and impersonation scams. The FTC reported significant financial losses due to impersonation fraud, which has become easier to execute due to advancements in AI voice cloning technology. The new feature will help users identify potential scams involving familiar contacts.

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Google plans to release Android 17 with updates that include features for detecting spoofed calls and impersonation scams. The FTC reported significant financial losses due to impersonation fraud, which has become easier to execute due to advancements in AI voice cloning technology. The new feature will help users identify potential scams involving familiar contacts.

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Android phones will soon be able to detect spoofed calls and impersonation scams

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Android 17 to Introduce Features for Detecting Spoofed Calls and Impersonation Scams