Help & Safety Tips
Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from digital threats in emails and text messages.
Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from digital threats in emails and text messages.
Understanding how to recognize threats is the first step in protecting yourself.
Watch out for these warning signs that indicate a suspicious email or text message:
Follow these best practices to protect yourself from digital threats:
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Our AI uses advanced machine learning models trained on millions of examples to identify spam and phishing attempts. While no system is 100% perfect, we provide confidence levels with each analysis to help you make informed decisions. Always use your judgment and when in doubt, err on the side of caution.
Don't click any links or download attachments. Don't reply or provide any information. Report it to your email provider or phone carrier and the Federal Trade Commission. If you already clicked a link, change your passwords immediately and monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.
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Currently, our AI is optimized for English-language content, but it can still provide useful analysis for content in other languages. We're continuously improving our models to better support multiple languages.
We support all common image formats including JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP. The image should clearly show the email or text message content you want analyzed. For best results, ensure the text in the screenshot is readable.