Overview

• The feature has exited beta and is now rolling out to stable Google Messages users on Android, blurring still images flagged for nudity by default.
• Processing and classification take place entirely on-device via Android System SafetyCore, ensuring no identifiable content or results are uploaded to Google servers.
• Sensitive Content Warnings are non-disableable for supervised child accounts, optional but enabled for unsupervised teens aged 13–17, and off by default for adults who may opt in through settings.
• When an image is blurred, users can delete it, block the sender, access a resource page on image safety, or confirm to view it, and any attempt to send or forward a nude image triggers a mandatory swipe-to-confirm prompt.
• Detection is limited to still images and is not foolproof, with Google acknowledging occasional false positives and misses in identifying nudity.