Google's Gemini AI can now access apps like WhatsApp and Messages, raising privacy concerns as it stores data even when activity tracking is turned off.

Google has said its Gemini AI can now access and store your WhatsApp data for up to 72 hours, but you can remove access.

Google Gemini AI is now reading your WhatsApp and Messages on Android, and it started on July 7. While Google claims it's only for tasks like sending messages or setting timers, privacy experts warn it can still access message content,

Google's Gemini can interact with third-party apps even if users previously denied this permission. What does this mean?

Google's Gemini AI can now access apps like WhatsApp and Messages by default, overriding some user settings and sparking confusion over how to disable it.

Google grants Gemini AI access to Android data, raising privacy concerns. Here is how to disable Gemini on your phone.

Google says Gemini will now be able to help you use the Phone, Messages and WhatsApp, even if you have denied it access to your personal data.

Android’s digital assistant, Gemini AI, is now extending its reach further into the operating system, automatically integrating with apps such as WhatsApp, even for users who previously restricted such access.