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Cross-channel correlation

One scam. Every channel.

It changes app with every attempt. Egidio is already on each one.

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⚠ Illustrative pattern · based on a real scam

This diagram shows the coordinated-attack pattern in a few seconds, as documented across real-world scam reports. The filmed proof, on a real phone, with no staging, follows directly below.

📞 Incoming call +1 (415) 555-0138
✓ Blocked — Fake bank advisor
💬 WhatsApp same scammer
Hello, security team. A payment of $99.90 was just authorised from Amsterdam. If this wasn't you, decline it before 8pm: secu-clients.verif-app.top
✓ Blocked
✈️ Telegram same scammer
Your balance has been released. One last wallet check, it takes two minutes: retrait-secur.icu/wallet
✓ Blocked — Fake investment
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Wherever it lands, Egidio is already there

Calls and 183+ messaging apps with Premium, on the same phone. One app for every channel you use.

The proof, no staging

The diagram above illustrates the coverage. Here's the filmed proof of a real correlation — on a Samsung Galaxy S24, no cuts.

⚡ Real footage · no cuts

The fake bank fraud alert, from the call to the 2nd alert

10 seconds, no cuts: the call blocked, then the Messenger message from the same scammer. Egidio connects both channels and alerts at every step — an escalation a call blocker alone can never see.

📞 Call blocked ⚠️ 1st alert 💬 Messenger ⚠️ 2nd alert
Egidio notification: Possible coordinated attack — a suspicious message and a suspect call one after another

The exact warning, on the phone.

Why others can't

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A call blocker

Sees the number calling in. Never sees the message the same scammer sends next on another app.

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Egidio

Analyses the call and 183+ messaging apps with Premium, on the device, and spots the pattern connecting them — not just the isolated signal.

🔒 Analysis happens entirely on your phone. Nothing is read, copied or sent to a server — not even to us.

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