Use a Grok bot to screen scams daily and monitor Have I Been Pwned for leaks
Baconbrix · x · 2026-11-11
A practical anti-scam workflow: screenshot suspicious texts, emails, and voicemails and send them to the Grok @bot, which researches each claim and gives safety tips; also have a bot audit your email and iMessage every morning. The author additionally runs a weekly bot check on Have I Been Pwned (1,051 breached sites, 17.8B+ addresses tracked) to catch new leaks of his email. With recent security incidents piling up, tightening credentials matters more than ever.
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