Android is leveraging Google AI and security expertise to combat mobile scams effectively across calls, texts, and messaging apps. Recent surveys demonstrate Android users are less likely to receive scam texts compared to iOS users. Scammers are constantly evolving, employing social engineering to trick individuals into screen sharing and providing sensitive data. To address financial scams, Android initiated a pilot program in the UK, incorporating in-call protections for financial apps. This feature detects screen sharing during calls from unknown numbers, providing warnings and options to end the call. The warning includes a 30-second pause to disrupt the scammer’s manipulation. The UK pilot has assisted thousands in avoiding financial losses. Expanding on this, pilots have launched in Brazil and India, and now the US, with key fintech and banking partners. The US pilot begins rolling out December 2025 with apps like Cash App and banks like JPMorganChase. Android is committed to ecosystem collaboration to protect users from scams. They plan to learn from these pilots and extend these safeguards further.