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ScamShield Companion helps you spot scams
and recover from them. It runs on your

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phone, and nothing leaves the device.

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Here is a made-up scam text about a held
package. We tap Analyze. The app finds

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several warning signs, and one high-risk
one: a fake deadline. Each sign is marked

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in the message and explained in plain
words, so you learn what to look for next

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time. The check runs on the phone only.

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The Harden tab helps you get stronger.
There is a security scorecard to check off

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what you have done, a passphrase coach,
and a quiz called Phish or Legit, with

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twenty-five cards.

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If something already went wrong, First Aid
gives short, ordered steps. Here we open

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the one for a clicked link. You can also
see a layout bug we found while filming:

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the top bar slides under the clock.

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This is version 1.0.0, at the Beta stage.
Our own audit gave it 71 out of 100.

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The checks ran on 2026-11-01. We show a
feature here only if a test or a run

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showed that it works. The rest is listed
next.

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Not done yet. Only a debug build has run;
there is no signed release or store

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listing. The QR, redact and share screens
were not tested. Screen tests and checks

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for screen readers are missing.

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The voice you just heard is AI-generated,
using ElevenLabs. This walkthrough was

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recorded on the first of November, twenty
twenty-six.