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OPPO prioritizes user privacy with new AI technology at MWC 2025

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Mar 4

OPPO announced a new privacy-focused approach to artificial intelligence (AI) at MWC 2025. The company is collaborating with Google to implement Confidential Computing software, which uses encryption to protect user data from third-party access. OPPO’s system, called Private Computing Cloud, will be used for AI features such as recording, call summaries, and image generation.

This move aligns with a broader industry trend toward prioritizing user privacy in AI applications. By ensuring that AI requests remain confidential, OPPO aims to enhance user trust and security. The company also highlighted upcoming AI-powered features, including call translation and voice transcription, further demonstrating its commitment to integrating AI into its devices and services.

In addition to its privacy-focused AI initiatives, OPPO announced the integration of Google’s Gemini into its own apps, such as Notes, Calendar, and Clock. This integration is intended to improve the functionality and user experience of these apps.

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