Real use case

Ask Grok Bot to check a suspicious text before you tap

The poster got a text message that looked off. Instead of tapping the link, he asked his Grok Bot to check it first. It told him the message was a well-made phishing attempt. He says the domain was then reported and blocked within 15 minutes. It's a simple habit: forward the message to your agent and let it look at the sender and the link before you open anything.

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I got this text message: [PASTE THE TEXT, INCLUDING THE LINK AND SENDER]. Don't open the link. Tell me if it looks like a scam, and why, in plain English: check the sender, the domain in the link and the wording. If it claims to be from a company I deal with, tell me the official way to contact them so I can check myself. If it's a scam, tell me how to report it.

Our own prompt, written from what the source describes. We haven't run it ourselves. Text in [BRACKETS] is what you replace.

Watch out for

  • Paste the link as text. Don't open it on your phone to grab it.
  • If the message says it's from your bank or a delivery company, contact them through their official app or number, not anything in the text.

Where this comes from

Original post by @LouisLibre on X, Oct 24, 2026. We rewrote it in our own words. The result is what the poster reports.

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