Google aims to protect users against risky connections from unknown numbers. In this context, it will start showing warnings before connections sent by unregistered numbers. The new feature in Google Messages aims to increase security and anti-spam measures.
Google Messages will show warning before clicking on link
The feature, noticed by Android developers in the latest beta version of Google Messages, is part of Google’s latest security goals. In this context, Google will give a warning when opening the link when you receive a message from a sender who is not in your contact list.
The warning that will appear on the Android device will remind users that the sender is not registered. It will warn the user about its potential risks before going to the link. Google Messages currently shows basic link warnings, but you can easily bypass them.
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The new system forces users to pause and acknowledge that they understand the risks by checking a box before opening links from unregistered numbers. The aim is to raise the awareness of the user before going to the link and to make them more aware of possible risks.
Google continues to improve messaging features with RCS technology. The new spam connection protection will bring a similar feature found in Apple’s iMessage app to Android phones.
This feature is currently being tested in beta version. However, if it passes the tests, it seems possible that it will also be offered to the stable Google Messages application.
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