Just a suggestion for a use for the Galaxy AI. Active security based on user use, habits, facial recognition, etc. Make it so the phone knows it's user and recognizes when someone else picks it up or tries to use it. For example, if I forget my phone at a gas station and it is unlocked, or I fall asleep while it is unlocked, and someone grabs it, the phone could recognize it isn't me and secure itself and send an email to let me know. Maybe secure itself in a way that makes it extra traceable and prevents it from being turned off as well. It sounds like the phone has the smarts to be able to do it.
Also, please bring back user accounts. I don't understand why you won't allow them.
Hopefully someone will see this and spread the suggestions to someone that could make it happen.
That’s a great idea! Samsung could enhance Galaxy AI with an adaptive security feature that locks the phone when an unrecognized user picks it up, based on facial recognition, grip patterns, or usage habits. A notification system, like an email alert or even live location tracking, could help users recover lost or stolen devices. As for user accounts, bringing them back would make shared devices much more convenient. Hopefully, Samsung takes note—this could be a game-changer for security!
