<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Google has launched a Safety Charter in India to enhance AI-led fraud detection and tackle digital scams.</li><li>The Safety Charter prioritizes user safety, cybersecurity for government and enterprise infrastructure, and responsible AI.</li><li>Google stated that AI is closing the gap between attackers and defenders by securing its products and investments.</li><li>In the past year, Google removed 247.4 Mn ads and suspended 2.9 Mn advertiser accounts in India.</li><li>Top ad policy violations in India included financial services, trademark misuse, ad network abuse, personalized ads, and gambling content.</li><li>India saw 13,384 cyber fraud cases involving INR 107.21 Cr between April and December 2024.</li><li>Enterprises like Zoomcar have faced cybersecurity breaches compromising data of millions of users.</li><li>Google's Safety Charter aims to mitigate online fraud and deepfakes, enhancing user protection in India.</li><li>The story will be updated with further information.</li><li>The news was originally reported by Inc42 Media.</li></ul>

Google Launches Safety Charter To Protect Indians From Online Fraud, Deepfakes

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