Make a backup
Keep another copy of essential documents on a separate, trusted drive or reputable cloud account.
YOUR PERSONAL DIGITAL SAFETY ASSISTANT
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trust the message.
Review suspicious messages, understand common scam warning signs, and learn how to protect your important documents.
Check a message ↗Runs in your browser · No account needed · Don't enter passwords or OTPs
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Safer choices start here
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Your data stays localMessage analysis runs in-browser
Message reviewSpot common red flags
Document safetyLearn backup best practices
Clear explanationsUnderstand each warning
01 / MESSAGE CHECKER
Does this message look suspicious?
Paste message text below. We'll check for common warning signs, not make a definitive verdict.
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For your privacy, this demo does not send the message to a server.
Your review will appear here
Paste a message and select “Analyze message” to see possible warning signs and safer next steps.
Important: This is a basic rule-based educational tool. Scammers change tactics, and legitimate messages can contain similar wording. Verify through the official app or phone number independently.
02 / DOCUMENT SAFETY
Keep important files safer
This first version provides a practical safety checklist. It does not upload, store, or encrypt files.
Lock your account
Use a strong unique password and turn on multi-factor authentication where available.
Test recovery
Occasionally check that you can open your backup and recover a file when needed.
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Privacy by design
Never upload identity documents to an unknown website. This prototype does not ask you to select or upload files.
03 / QUICK GUIDANCE
Four habits that reduce risk
Verify independently
Contact the organization using its official website or the number printed on your card—not the message link.
Never share OTPs
Don't share passwords, OTPs, PINs, or recovery codes with callers or message senders.
Inspect links
Check the actual domain carefully. Don't open unexpected shortened links or attachments.
Report suspected fraud
In India, you can report cybercrime at cybercrime.gov.in. For financial cyber fraud, call 1930 promptly.