This week, Mishaal Rahman and C. Scott Brown discuss Google's perplexing plans to bring Quick Share to the iPhone, which might not work offline. They also dive into a new Pixel feature that’ll scan your chat notifications to protect you from scammers and an upcoming AI health assistant in the Samsung Health app.

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The Authority Insights Podcast is a new weekly show from the Android Authority team hosted by Mishaal Rahman and C. Scott Brown. In each episode, we’ll break down the latest exclusive reports, app teardowns, and leaks from the Android Authority team.

We don’t just spend time recapping stories; we also dive deeper into them, providing our own original analysis and sometimes new information not contained in our original articles — though you can find those too on our website right here.

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We’re also launching the Authority Insights Newsletter, where we’ll highlight all our top discoveries and industry-first stories of the week, so you don’t have to refresh our feed every day! It’s a weekly newsletter written by Mishaal, and even better: each edition will exclusively reveal some new facet of Android that hasn’t been reported on anywhere else yet! Subscribe here!

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Timecodes

• 00:00 - Intro
• 01:37 - We now know how Quick Share for iPhone will work, and there's bad news
• 15:15 - First calls and texts, now Pixels could detect scams from chat apps
• 25:02 - Here's your first look at Samsung Health's new AI-powered fitness assistant
• 33:23 - Outro

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Hosts

• Mishaal Rahman, Editor-at-large
• C. Scott Brown, Senior Editor

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