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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

  1. Stop before sending money: AI voice cloning needs only a 3-second audio clip from social media to imitate a family member.
  2. Check the lips and teeth in videos: Deepfakes often have blurred teeth, unnatural eye blinking, or audio that lags slightly behind lip movement.
  3. Call the person back on their real, known mobile number—not the caller who just contacted you or the link in the message.
  4. 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.