Samsung adds Voice Phishing detection in the One UI 8 phone app
Samsung has added voice phishing detection to One UI 8. This only works in Korea for now and has been trained on data from the National Police Agency and the National Institute of Scientific Investigation. If your phone supports it, you will find it in the Phone app settings – look for a Voice Phishing Suspected Call Notification toggle. Enabling Voice phishing detection
The way this works is pretty simple. When talking to an unknown number, you will see a popup that says 'detecting' to notify you that the feature is listening in and scanning for AI voices.
If an AI voice is detected, the phone will vibrate and ping to warn you, even if you are no longer looking at the screen. It seems that there are two levels: 'suspected', which cautions you to verify the identity of the caller, and 'detected', which confirms that it's a phishing call. The call log will remember detected phishing calls. Voice phishing detection in action
Again, this is available in South Korea only for now, but hopefully Samsung will work with relevant agencies around the world to train its detection for other languages too.
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