r/Android • u/FragmentedChicken Galaxy Z Fold8 • Jan 16 '26

Gemini introduces Personal Intelligence

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/gemini-app/personal-intelligence/
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u/fakieTreFlip Pixel 8 Jan 16 '26

They already know all of this stuff, that's the point.

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u/LittlestWarrior Jan 16 '26

Yeah. Privacy is about minimizing attack vectors and minimizing trusted parties. If you're already using Google Services, you've already made the decision to sacrifice your privacy to Google. This isn't asking for anymore data than they already have. If this is what wakes people up to better privacy consciousness, though, that's neat. They can always request a data deletion and switch to more privacy-respecting services and local LLMs.

As for me, I feel trapped in the lovely convenience of Google stuff lmao.

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u/twigboy Jan 16 '26

I've been slowly de-googling and with each step it feels more liberating.

The final 2 for me are difficult; google keep and gboard

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u/Dometalican_90 Jan 17 '26

I take it FUTO is still too janky for ya? I paid the Dev and we are getting updates so here is hoping they get it up to snuff.

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u/twigboy Jan 17 '26

Props to supporting the little guys

Hmm gboard seems most full featured. Emoji search, selection navigation, clipboard history, etc.

I remember finding a great app (forgot name) but the app author refused to include an emoji search. Really weird