Securing your iPhone Messages with Spam Arrest
Welcome to Yella! We aim to make your life secure. Studies have shown phishing message scams are on the rise. Bad actors would love to have you share sensitive information (your bank account, credit/debit card info, Social Security data, Telephone#...). The subsequent cost of mistakenly sharing this sensitive data can be severe. This app is built on top of a large, powerful AI engine that has scoured the entire internet. And built a sophisticated model for spotting such scams. These harmful spam messages are moved directly into the Junk folder in the Messages app now. You will not receive a notification on receipt of such spam either.
Spam filtering is only applied to SMS/MMS messages from unknown senders not in your Contacts list. It does not apply to iMessages.
Instructions:
After installing the app, go to Settings->Messages->Unknown & Spam. Click on the "Filter Unknown Senders" button. Then choose "Text Spam Arrest"
To confirm these settings, now open your Apple Messages app. You should see all the folders we mentioned above.
List of reputable companies which scammers target
Scammers target reputable companies & send messages purporting from them. These suspicious links or telephone numbers they provide can be hard to spot. Spam Arrest does the heavy lifting for you. And keeps an eye out on your behlaf by scanning every message you receive from an unknown sender. Here is a short list of some top targets of scammers. Spam Arrest has been tested & proven to to stop phishing scams in all these cases:
- Apple
- Amazon
- Amex
- AT&T
- Capital One
- Chase
- Citibank
- Citizens Bank
- Fedex
- Navy Federal
- Netflix
- PayPal
- Truist
- UPS
- Venmo
- Verizon
- Walmart
- Wells Fargo