Got a text or email that looks a little off? Before you click anything, ask AI.
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Step 1 · Copy the words, not the link
Don’t click anything. Copy the text, take out your name and any personal details, and paste it in with this:
“I received this message and I’m not sure it’s real. Point out any warning signs of a scam in plain language, and tell me the safest way to check it without clicking anything or replying. [paste the message text with your name and personal details removed; don’t click any links]”
Step 2 · Read the red flags
Pressure to act fast. A link that doesn’t match the real company. A request for passwords, payment or personal details. Wording that’s a little off.
Step 3 · Check it yourself, the safe way
AI can spot warning signs, but it can’t know for sure. Never use a phone number or link from the message. Go to the official website or app, or call the number on the back of your card.
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📋 Practice message (made up, safe to paste):
“Delivery notice: Your package could not be delivered due to an incomplete address. Confirm your details within 24 hours to avoid return: [fake link]”
Paste it in with the prompt above and see what red flags AI finds.
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👉🎬 Watch today’s Mini Lesson: all three steps, shown on screen.
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