AI Overload: Google and Apple’s Privacy Fiasco With New Features

Google and Apple are stuffing their devices with AI features like overzealous holiday decorators with tinsel. Yet, they’ve neglected to provide users with control over which apps these AI systems can access. The result? A privacy minefield where your WhatsApp messages might go on an unexpected adventure. Users deserve clearer documentation and stronger privacy controls.

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Hot Take:

When it comes to privacy, the AI party crashers known as Google Gemini and Apple Intelligence need a little more supervision. It’s like having your nosy neighbor “accidentally” peeking through your messages. Let’s face it, we all want to enjoy the AI buffet without worrying about a privacy hangover!

Key Points:

  • Google and Apple are integrating AI features into devices, causing privacy concerns.
  • Users struggle with understanding what data AI systems access and store.
  • Steps can be taken to limit AI access on both Android and iOS devices.
  • Google’s Gemini and Apple’s Siri handle messages differently, impacting privacy.
  • Calls for better documentation and user controls are growing louder.

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