Receiving messages with explicit content without having requested is a common discomfort and real vulnerability. To fight it Google Messages has a naked protection functionWhich acts as a discreet guardian, automatically resulting sensitive images before you can see them.
The app warns you and gives you total control to decide if you want to open those unwanted “nudes”block the sender or simply delete it. You have the command. Didn’t you know this useful function? Well, let’s explain how to activate it and how you work to learn to dominate it.
Activate naked protection in Google’s messages
Without further curves, these are the steps you have to follow Avoid seeing images of unwanted nudes in messaging Predetermined Android:
- Open the app Google messages.
- Press User icon In the upper right corner.
- Enter Messages settings.
- Select Protection and safety.
- Click Manage notices of sensitive content.
- Activate the option Notices in Google’s messages.
Keep in mind that this protection only works, for now, in the messages of Google and It is limited to photos (Does not block other media, such as video and gifs). If you receive sensitive content on other platforms, unfortunately this function does not prevent you from seeing it.
How the automatic “naked” block in Google messages works
When someone sends you an image, Google messages use SafetyCore technology to analyze it directly on your device (nothing goes to the cloud) in search of possible naked. If something detects, instead of showing it abruptly, it blur the image completely and shows a clear warning. Therefore, avoid uncomfortable fears or situations if you are with other people.
But the best thing is that you always have control. By pressing the blurred image, it does not open directly. Instead, the app explains why it has been blocked and gives you immediate options: see the content in the same way (if you are sure), block the sender or delete the message.
And not only protects during reception, even during sending. If you try to send a sensitive image, the app will ask you further confirmation (You have to slip to send), making sure you really want to do it. It is a useful reminder that prevents impulsive errors or expeditions, putting safety and privacy in front of everything.
