- Google is ramping up its AI-driven real-time scam detection and screen-sharing fraud alerts in India to combat rising online scams.
- Despite these advancements, experts point out that significant gaps in protection still exist, potentially leaving users vulnerable.
- The move reflects a growing need for stronger cybersecurity measures as digital fraud continues to escalate in the region.
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