Overview
- Every JPEG captured with the Pixel 10’s native camera is automatically signed with C2PA Content Credentials, and Google Photos records a visible edit history for AI and non‑AI changes.
- Verification works offline using on‑device trusted timestamps generated when the shutter is pressed, preserving proof even if certificates later expire.
- Security relies on Tensor G5, the Titan M2 chip, Android StrongBox and Key Attestation, with keys generated and stored in hardware for tamper resistance.
- Anonymous attestation and one‑time, per‑image signing keys are designed to prevent cross‑image traceability and protect user identity.
- The feature is currently limited to Pixel 10 devices, and Google is urging broader ecosystem adoption while offering no timeline for expansion.