Disclaimer
What you can rely on here, and when to check with the provider, your bank or an expert.
Last updated September 22, 2026
General information, not personal advice
AISafeCheck explains privacy tools and scam protection in general terms. Nothing here is legal, financial or professional security advice for your own situation. When a decision carries real consequences, such as a business handling customer data, ask someone who can look at the details.
Lost money to a scam, or think an account has been taken over? Contact your bank and the service concerned first, then report it. In the US that is the FTC, at ReportFraud.ftc.gov; elsewhere, the police or the national fraud reporting service.
Prices and plans
We read prices and plan details on the provider’s own pages and show the date of that reading. Providers change prices, plans and terms without warning, and tax can be added at checkout. If our page and the provider’s checkout disagree, the checkout applies.
Claims made by providers
What a service says it protects against is the provider’s own claim. We do not test products ourselves, so we cannot promise that a tool will stop a particular scam, block every threat or remove every listing about you.
Partner links
Some buttons use partner links. If you buy through one, the provider may pay us a commission, at no extra cost to you. Where we earn from a click, it says so under the button. The methodology explains how we rate and order services.
Liability
We write and check this site with care, yet mistakes and outdated details can slip through. As far as the law allows, Orai Media is not liable for loss or damage that follows from using this site, or from products and services bought after visiting it.
Publisher
AISafeCheck is published by Orai Media, Hofbergen 5, 3632 WB Loenen aan de Vecht, the Netherlands, Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number 80982603. Spotted something that is no longer correct? Write to that address and we will look at it.