Google to test anti-theft AI feature for phones in Brazil

News12 Jun 2024

Alphabet’s Google said on Tuesday that Brazil will be the first country to test an anti-theft feature for Android phones that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify when a phone has been stolen and lock the device’s screen.

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