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Google announced an update allowing users to turn off visible watermarks in Gemini and Flow content, while invisible SynthID and C2PA watermarks remain for tracking, raising questions about transparency vs. usability.

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Google now allows turning off visible watermarks on Gemini and Flow content

Overview

Google announced an update allowing users to turn off visible watermarks on AI-generated content, including Gemini and Flow video generator. This change offers more flexibility but raises transparency concerns.

FAQ

What is the visible watermark in Gemini?

It's the 'sparkle' mark in the bottom-right corner of content generated by Nano Banana and Omni models, now optional.

Is content still traceable after removing the visible watermark?

Yes, invisible SynthID and C2PA watermarks remain embedded in the metadata.

How does this affect businesses in the Middle East?

It may ease use of AI content in marketing and media, but transparency and local compliance should be considered.

Source: The Verge AI

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