<ul><li>Android's new sensitive content scanner uses SafetyCore, Google's on-device machine learning system, to analyze images for nudity and sensitive material.</li><li>The scanning process occurs entirely on-device, ensuring that no images are sent to Google's servers.</li><li>While the feature raises privacy concerns, as personal photos are continuously processed on the device, its default enabled status and lack of user choice to opt out may be problematic.</li><li>The service feature was included in a system update, leaving users unaware and without the option to disable it.</li></ul>

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