Warning Signs You Will Encounter When Storing Contact Details in s͛Card Contact List.
When you store contact details in the s͛Card contact list, whether through AI-assisted scanning of printed business card images, written contacts on napkins or rough paper, contact information from screenshots, or manual entry, the system performs various checks and verifications to ensure the integrity of the data. Here are the key warning signs you may encounter:
Red Label Warnings
After the verification process, some contacts may be flagged with a red label. This indicates that the contact is potentially:
- Fraudulent: The contact information appears to be fake or malicious.
- Suspicious: Some inconsistencies or anomalies suggest the contact might not be genuine.
- Unverified: The contact uses s͛Card without completing the required verification processes, making their authenticity questionable.
- Unsafe URLs: The contact contains URLs flagged as unsafe to enter, potentially due to fraudulent or illegal activities.
Reasons for Red Labeling
Contacts may be labelled in red for several reasons, including:
- Failed Verification: The system's checks could not confirm the contact's details.
- Banned Users: The contact has been banned from using s͛Card due to previous violations or suspicious activities.
- Inconsistent Information: The data provided does not match known patterns or contains discrepancies.
- Unsafe URLs: The presence of URLs involved in fraudulent, illegal, or unsafe activities.
User Caution
The red label serves as a warning to users to approach these contacts with caution. It is crucial to verify the authenticity of these contacts before engaging further to avoid potential risks.
For more information on our security measures and how we maintain the integrity of our contact list, you can read more here:
- Securing s͛Card: Maintaining Integrity
- Spam, Impersonation, and Phishing
- Security Meets Intelligence
Stay vigilant and always verify your contacts to ensure a safe and secure networking experience with s͛Card.