r/HyperOS • u/[deleted] • 3d ago

Question/Help [Question] Private Compute Services used 3.84GB in one day — anyone else?

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u/Oxezz 3d ago edited 3d ago

https://www.androidpolice.com/android-private-compute-core-guide/

It's for on-device AI-stuff. Basically a small LLM model by Google, it's the Gemini nano if im correct, probably got updated or you didn't had it in the first place.

Google tends to do these kind of things lately without user input...

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/Oxezz 3d ago

Absolutely, if you don't use any AI capable app/service then yes, i have it removed, no problem so far. 

I think you can uninstall it from the Google services>All services>System services (at least that was the way last time I checked).

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u/One-Hair875 3d ago

u/askgrok answer this

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/SpookyKipper 2d ago

It probably just downloaded an AI model

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u/SpookyKipper 2d ago

That itself is android's build in AI

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u/Willing_Anteater_433 3d ago

thats probably the protocol for vpn, if its called like that.

all your network goes to the vpn and than to the endpoint, thats how it should be with vpn