Google's Android System SafetyCore is a system service integrated into Android 9 and later devices, providing a robust on-device user protection framework for applications. This framework underpins features such as Sensitive Content Warnings within Google Messages, employing image scanning to identify potentially inappropriate content, like nudity, thereby assisting users in avoiding unwanted material. All processing occurs locally on the device; no data transmission to external servers is involved. A minimum of 2GB of RAM is required for operation, and the service is readily identifiable within the system application list.
Honestly i don't mind the app tbh, Google is literally integrated into every android device anyway and thats mostly cuz Google makes Android so in a way it kinda makes sense
