Some Android users are starting to see blurred images on their devices while using Google Messages. It's part of a Sensitive Content Warning system that obscures images containing suspected nudity. The feature was announced last year and is now rolling out on Android devices.

When Messages detects and blurs such an image, you will be able to choose between several actions. You can access a resource page called "Learn why nude images can be harmful," block the sender’s number, return to the main Messages screen or opt to dismiss or view the image (tap Next and then either "No, don’t view" or "Yes, view").

Google's new "sensitive content warnings" setting is now rolling out to all Google Messages users. As reported by 9to5Google, sensitive content warnings can identify images containing nudity, and blur the picture before you open it.