Norton Genie - Scam detection & advice

Introducing Norton Genie, your personal AI-driven scam detection assistant. Genie is an advanced tool designed to identify potential scams by analyzing text messages, emails, websites, and social media content aimed at deceiving you. With Genie, you'll receive immediate guidance on whether a message or site may be fraudulent, helping you determine its safety.

- Have you received a suspicious text from an unfamiliar sender?

- Did an email appear in your inbox from someone impersonating your bank or insurance provider?

- Is that enticing offer on social media too good to be true?

- Does the website seem questionable? Did you actually discover the best deal, or does the site simply want your credit card details?

Scammers are increasingly skilled at creating convincing deceit, making it easy to inadvertently engage with dubious links. The key takeaway? We can inform you if something might be a scam before you fall victim!

The process is incredibly user-friendly, almost like magic.

Simply copy and paste or upload a screenshot of the text, social media post, email, or website you wish to analyze, and within seconds, we'll let you know if it poses a potential threat. Genie can also offer advice on what actions to take next and address any follow-up inquiries you may have, such as what the scammers might be after.

Your usage enhances its intelligence.

Sadly, scammers continuously devise new tactics to mislead you. Genie utilizes cutting-edge AI technology, meaning that the more you utilize it, the better it becomes at recognizing emerging scams. By uploading more messages, you support its growth, ensuring greater safety in the future.

New innovations from Norton, a recognized leader in consumer cybersecurity.

With decades of expertise in detecting and addressing scams, phishing threats, and dubious websites, Norton provides solid protection against scams. Although it may feel as though stopping scams is magical, you can trust that Genie's capabilities are grounded in proven cybersecurity practices.

Reclaim your security from online fraudsters and stand firm with Genie. Experience it for free today!

[1] Depending on the details of the message, Genie might not always ascertain if it is fraudulent but will offer suggestions for subsequent actions.

[2] Genie is only available for Android devices running version 8 or higher.

The application is currently offered solely in English and does not evaluate submissions in other languages; however, it can still analyze entries that include a URL.

No one can completely eliminate cybercrime or identity theft.

What is Norton Genie?

Genie is an industry leading AI-powered scam detection tool and brand-new innovation from Norton. Genie is always learning, so every time you upload a suspicious text, email, or web address you’re helping make Genie smarter.

So easy to use, it's like magic

Just upload a screenshot, or copy and paste the text message, social media post, email, or website you want checked. Know in seconds if it could be a scam. Genie can also answer any scam questions you have plus give you tips on what to do next.

The more you use it, the smarter it gets

Unfortunately, criminals keep finding new ways to trick you. Genie is powered by advanced AI so the more you use it, the smarter it gets at detecting new scams. The more messages you upload, the more it evolves, keeping you even safer in the future.

Why you need a scam detector

Criminals are so good at making scams look like actual messages, that it's easy to get tricked into opening, clicking, or sharing shady links. Genie can tell you if it could be a scam before you get scammed!

Norton + AI.

Paving the way for next-gen cybersecurity

We've combined decades of cybersecurity experience with AI innovation to create Genie, leading the way in next-gen scam protection. It's world-class expertise at your service.

Phishing and smishing is at an all-time high

Know if a link is safe before clicking. Random links can lead to websites that could steal your personal info and more.

Expose email scams (phishing)

Expose text scams (smishing)

Give advice on what to do next