About AISafeCheck
A guide for people who use AI, or are wary of it, and want to keep their data and their money out of the wrong hands.
Last updated September 22, 2026
Why this site exists
AI has changed a few everyday risks at once. Scam messages arrive without spelling mistakes, a voice on the phone can be cloned from a short clip, and the chatbot you ask for help may keep what you type. Most advice on this is either a sales page or a warning without a next step.
AISafeCheck sits in between. We look at the services people weigh up when they want to feel safer: private AI assistants, encrypted mail and passwords, scam protection and data removal. For each one we set out what it does with your data, what it protects against and what it costs.
Who is behind it
AISafeCheck is published by Orai Media, a small publisher in the Netherlands that runs a group of comparison sites. We read provider documentation, privacy policies and pricing pages, and write up what we find in plain language, with the date we read it.
Orai Media, Hofbergen 5, 3632 WB Loenen aan de Vecht, the Netherlands. Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number 80982603.
What we do not do
- We do not test products in a lab or run our own scam trials. We read, compare and name our sources.
- We do not ask you to create an account, and we do not sell or share visitor data.
- We do not use fear to sell. If a free setting solves the problem, that is what we tell you.
How the site pays for itself
Some buttons lead to a provider through a partner link. If you buy after that click, the provider may pay us a commission, and your price stays the same. Where we earn from a click, it says so under the button. The methodology explains how that relates to the order of the lists.