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Samsung says<\/a> that all Galaxy AI data is securely encrypted and protected from prying eyes, though of course no security protection can ever be guaranteed to be fully 100 percent effective all of the time. You can find the full Samsung privacy policy online<\/a>.<\/p>\n

How to Turn Galaxy AI Features On or Off<\/h2>\n

Perhaps you’re not sure about allowing Galaxy AI access to everything you’re writing and editing, or maybe you just find the AI features a little too pushy. On Galaxy smartphones, you’ve got the option to turn off some or all of these features.<\/p>\n

To see the AI features that are currently active, open up Settings, then choose Galaxy AI<\/strong>. You get a full list of what the AI can do on Samsung phones, and it might be more comprehensive than you realized: everything from transcribing voice recordings to giving you personalized insights into your fitness data.<\/p>\n

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