Google’s Android dilemma has come into the spotlight, revealing deep-rooted issues within the platform. The ongoing AI rivalry between Google and Samsung, as well as the competition between Android and iPhone, has highlighted concerns that need urgent attention.
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While Android 15 and the upcoming Android 16 introduce security and privacy enhancements, Samsung users have faced delays in receiving updates—though relief is now on the way. Android 16’s rollout appears to be different, but one major concern persists: hidden tracking that users cannot fully disable. This remains a significant issue for all Android users, particularly Galaxy and Pixel owners who expect true “on-device privacy.”
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The challenge lies in the clash between old and new approaches. Recent AI announcements from both Google and Samsung emphasize on-device, privacy-focused processing when promoting new features. Google’s latest scam detection feature, for example, claims to “protect your privacy by processing everything on-device.” Even its controversial new photo scanning operates entirely on-device, ensuring that images, results, and warnings remain private to the user.
Samsung, which embraced hybrid AI even before Google, takes it a step further. The company states, “Galaxy’s approach to AI personalization—right from the launch of our first AI phone to our ongoing advancements in on-device AI—prioritizes privacy without compromise.”
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