Sensitive Content Warnings Are Here!

In a bold new move, Google Messages is now rolling out its innovative Sensitive Content Warnings, designed to automatically detect and blur images containing nudity. This game-changing feature is reaching all Android users and aims to create a safer messaging environment.

What Does This Mean for Users?

With these Sensitive Content Warnings, users can decide whether to delete blurred images without ever viewing them, and they also have the option to block the sender instantly. But that’s not all! If someone attempts to send or forward a nude image, they’ll receive an alert about the potential consequences, giving them a chance to reconsider before hitting send.

A Feature Long in the Making!

First announced back in October, this feature has finally broken free from its beta testing phase, making it accessible to the broader public. However, it does come with a few stipulations: users must be signed into a Google Account, and for those under 18, the feature is automatically enabled for added protection.

How to Enable This Privacy Feature!

For adult users wanting to take advantage of this feature, it’s optional and set to off by default. Activating it is simple! Just tap your profile photo in the top-right corner of Google Messages, head to Messages settings, and select the 'Protection and safety' option. Then, manage your sensitive content warnings and toggle the feature on. Stay safe while messaging!