ScamShield
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Scam type: Other suspicious contact
9/27/2026, 9:54 AM EDT · 2m 26s
Caller is discussing a scam-detection software project and family app features.
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From Kale’s app (AssemblyAI), not guessed by Grok
senior
There we go. Okay, I don't know what happened. Too much— too much people on the Wi-Fi or something. Whatever.
caller
Hi.
caller
Okay, so we're doing a scam detection, uh, project software to which is your NFT data and
senior
analyze this, um, but it only uses what you say just for context to see if you're feeling pressure or feeling stressed out or anything like that. So right now he hasn't really said anything, you know, that might make him low risk, but in a moment he's going to go and come up with some additional scammer information.
caller
The problem with existing solutions is that it blocks important calls, right? Calls from colleagues,
senior
We'll see in real time this update to have a higher
caller
friends, or companies that are including anything that's an unknown number. And so we want to detect it in real time. It gives real-time feedback.
senior
risk.
senior
have all the accessibility
caller
The audio
senior
features on. So as you can see, in this case, basically show you yellow to make sure that indicates not available or there's an issue.
caller
in this case, because I didn't get a talk analyzing
senior
Right,
caller
the delay is— so we're using 20 seconds, so
senior
about 20 seconds to be able to
caller
it's about 5 seconds.
senior
come exactly to a door with an ADA-friendly entrance that opens on its own without having to pull
caller
Yeah, and so if it's hot,
senior
a lot.
caller
you carry on and you see how it goes. And then if they start talking about money and all of this too, and
senior
This is our data
caller
This is our data dashboard.
senior
It won't send a message directly depending on your text messages,
caller
So by state, by city.
senior
but it can— it might be longer, but it shows the person.
senior
But then there's a contact, and in this one we basically compare between Google Maps and, uh, Circle. And basically we have them downloaded to the same location. Google Maps, even though it has the accessibility
caller
But then there's our family app. For example, grandmother.
caller
The family is either to alert her
senior
Turns on, it will take you to a path.
caller
You know, a very