PH Deck

Users manually check suspicious phone numbers through fragmented online searches or personal experience, leading to inefficiency and potential exposure to scams due to lack of a centralized database.

Users are at risk of falling victim to scams and fraud due to the difficulty in identifying suspicious content.

Current situation: users exposed to scams that lead to financial loss and personal information theft. Drawbacks: vulnerability and lack of proactive measures against scams.

Users manually check suspicious messages, emails, or websites for scams, which is time-consuming, error-prone, and may miss sophisticated scams.

Users want to verify accounts without exposing their personal phone numbers.

The old solution involves using personal phone numbers for OTP verification.

This method exposes users to threats from data miners, spammers, and hackers.

Users are vulnerable to phishing scams as traditional antivirus companies rely on blacklists and monetization models, leading to slower scam takedowns.

Users are often unaware of scam websites and find it challenging to identify and avoid them. This leads to financial loss, privacy breaches, and compromised security. The drawbacks include the difficulty to identify scam websites and the lack of a reliable platform for sharing this information.

Users trying to locate people using their phone numbers often face difficulties with traditional methods like directory services or manual search methods.

Traditional directory services and manual searches can be time-consuming.

Users often encounter annoyances with online SMS services, including costs and mandatory sign-ups, which hinders their ability to easily receive SMS for online verification purposes.

Users in the Gulf region struggle to identify unknown callers, leading to missed important calls or exposure to spam/fraud.