Screen-record the call and upload the clip to check it for face-swaps. During the call, try the hand-wave test below.
Save your screen recording clip from iOS Control Center or Android → drop into the scanner below.
Clips are processed in memory and not kept.
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What to look for
Scammers route desktop video through PC emulators and virtual camera drivers to simulate live phone video calls:
If the caller waves their hand across their face, real-time deepfake models fail to track boundaries, causing fingers to blend bizarrely into cheeks and eyes.
Scammers frequently pretend to have poor connection to disguise frame-rate drops and rendering lag.
When the caller turns their head, the synthetic face mask often retains flat studio lighting while the neck shows natural directional shadow.
Background elements like passing cars, swaying curtains, or ceiling fans repeat on an unnatural 3 to 6-second seamless loop.
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