Appreciate Newsnetmedia featuring Trust Onion. Every family that learns to ask "what are the words?" is one less voice-clone victim. https://t.co/yuSisEcXfs
@MiamiHerald This is actually from the Times Daily, but thank you for helping spread awareness — stories like this one protect real people from real harm. Good work getting it out there.
She got a call from her pastor's voice asking for money. It wasn't him. AI cloned it from a sermon. The people we trust most are the easiest to fake. https://t.co/TsNWRsAUq9
Appreciate Newsnetmedia featuring Trust Onion. Every family that learns to ask "what are the words?" is one less voice-clone victim. https://t.co/Uji4XBB39w
@ctnewsjunkie Thanks for keeping Connecticut readers informed on this. The fake voice calls targeting families are especially cruel and more people need to know how real the threat is.
$16.1 million. One state. One year. Connecticut has the highest per-capita AI scam losses in the country, and a big chunk of that is fake voices pretending to be someone's kid or grandparent. https://t.co/Q02pRlSC1z
@FBI@FBINorfolk@marta_berglund@13NewsNow This kind of reporting gets people talking at the dinner table, which is exactly where scam prevention starts. Glad you're getting it out there.
When the FBI starts tracking something as its own crime category, it's worth paying attention. AI scams hit that threshold this year. What's your family doing differently because of it? https://t.co/jugRloRSgV
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@WDBJ7 Thanks for covering Rachel's story so carefully. The more people who hear this, the more families might set up a simple codeword before a call like this ever comes.
Rachel heard her daughter's voice screaming on the phone. Pleading. Terrified. It wasn't her daughter. A family codeword takes 10 seconds to set up and can't be cloned. Trust Onion is free. https://t.co/933JmJ8Grf
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Thank you, Newsnetmedia, for covering Trust Onion and helping more families learn how three rotating codewords beat AI voice clones. https://t.co/TLBle7cz4b
Thank you, @GlobeNewswire, for covering Trust Onion and helping more families learn how three rotating codewords beat AI voice clones. https://t.co/noo37LYbzt
Appreciate @TheManilaTimes featuring Trust Onion. Every family that learns to ask "what are the words?" is one less voice-clone victim. https://t.co/5bYZF4uk2w
@happygeek@Forbes Thanks for digging into this one — the more people who understand how the verification actually works, the better prepared families will be before scammers find a workaround.
Google built fake voice detection into Android because scammers can clone your mom's voice and call from her number. When a tech giant ships a default-on feature for this, the threat is real. What's your family's backup plan if the tech fails? https://t.co/gejTG5xcPE
Scammers need 3 seconds of audio to clone your kid's voice. A voicemail, a TikTok, a birthday video. That's all it takes. A family codeword can't be pulled from any of those. https://t.co/gejTG5xcPE
Charles heard his son's voice, panicked, and wired $15K. The voice wasn't his son. A codeword shared before any emergency call would have stopped this in seconds. Trust Onion is free. https://t.co/rLanjQW3Wt
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1 in 12 Americans lost money to a phone scam last year. Average loss: $682. And that's before most people knew what voice cloning was. It's only getting harder to tell who's really calling. https://t.co/FDKHwhPqNS