Google has introduced a new feature called "Scam Detection," which is designed to help users identify potentially fraudulent calls. The system uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze call patterns and alert users if a call might be part of a scam. Importantly, Google emphasizes that this feature operates entirely on the user's device, and no call recordings or audio content are sent to Google's servers, ensuring user privacy. The feature is not enabled by default and must be activated by the user. Initially, Scam Detection was available only on Google's own Pixel devices. However, the company has since expanded the feature to other smartphone manufacturers. Samsung, for example, has started integrating Scam Detection into its Galaxy S26 series and plans to continue using it in future models. This move reflects a broader effort to enhance phone security across different brands and operating systems. According to reports from Android Authority, other manufacturers like Xiaomi and Vivo may also receive the Scam Detection feature in the near future. The latest public beta version of the Google Phone app includes code that suggests support for Xiaomi and Vivo devices. However, the exact models that will get the feature and the timeline for its release remain unclear. One potential candidate is the Xiaomi 18 Fold, which was showcased at the IFA 2026 event. If confirmed, Scam Detection could first appear on high-end models from Xiaomi and Vivo before being rolled out to other models in these companies' lineups. This expansion could significantly improve call security for a wider range of Android users.