From today, Google implements a modification that will allow its Gemini AI engine to interact with third -party applications, such as WhatsApp, even when users have previously configured their devices to block these interactions. Users who do not want their previous parameters to be replaced may have to take measures.
A Google email recently sent by informing users of the modification linked to a Notification page That said, “human revisers (including service providers) read, annotate and process” access to Gemini data. E-mail does not provide useful advice to prevent changes from taking effect. E-mail said users can block the applications with which Gemini interact, but even in these cases, the data is stored for 72 hours.
An e-mail Google recently sent to Android users.
No, Google, it’s not good news
E-mail never explains how users can completely extract Gemini from their Android devices and seems to contradict how or if this is even possible. At a given time, he indicates that the changes “will automatically start to deploy” today and give Gemini access to applications such as WhatsApp, messages and a telephone “If your Gemini Apps activity is activated or deactivated”. A few sentences later, the email indicates: “If you have already disabled these features, they will remain extinct.” Nowhere in the e-mail or the assistance pages it is linked to Android users, Android users have completely informed it completely deleting gemini integrations.
Aggravating confusion, one of the links Support pages Requires users to open a Separate assistance page To learn how to control their Gemini application settings. Depending on the instructions of a computer browser, I accessed the parameters of the Gemini application of my account. I was reassured to see the text indicating that no activity was stored because I disabled myself. Again, the page also said that Gemini “does not save an activity beyond 72 hours”.
