Everyday AI · Safety & Security
Spot AI scams, deepfakes and cloned voices
Did you receive a suspicious video, voice note, or emergency money request that seems real?
What to do
- Stop before sending money: AI voice cloning needs only a 3-second audio clip from social media to imitate a family member.
- Check the lips and teeth in videos: Deepfakes often have blurred teeth, unnatural eye blinking, or audio that lags slightly behind lip movement.
- Call the person back on their real, known mobile number—not the caller who just contacted you or the link in the message.
- Ask a private family offline question that only the real person knows (e.g., "Anong pangalan ng una nating aso?").
Try this prompt
Paste the suspicious text or description of the video/audio to check for common scam patterns.
I received this message/offer and want to know if it has signs of an AI scam or phishing trap.
Analyze these message details:
- Where it came from: [e.g. Unknown SMS / Telegram message / Facebook ad with celebrity doctor]
- What it claims: [e.g. Guaranteed 50% profit in 3 days / Relative in hospital emergency needing GCash / Cure for diabetes]
- What it asks me to do: [e.g. Click a link / Send money immediately / Download an APK app]
Tell me:
1. The top 3 red flags in this message.
2. The exact verification steps I should take before doing anything.
3. How to report or block the sender safely.See a sample result
Illustrative example. Your answer may differ.
Input: A Facebook video showing a famous doctor endorsing an unregistered herbal pill with robotic lip movements. Result: Identifies unverified endorsement red flags, advises checking FDA advisory search, and warns never to buy medicine from unverified social ads.
Before you use it: No bank, e-wallet, or genuine family emergency requires you to send money within 5 minutes without phone verification.
Philippine notes
- Report scams to the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) hotline or through your bank/e-wallet app immediately.
- GCash and banks will never call or message to ask for your MPIN or OTP.