Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
You Have 10 Minutes: an anti-fraud group-chat drill
An interactive training exercise asks you to intervene in a simulated group chat, helping someone stop a pressured transfer and verify the situation independently.
- For
- People practicing how to interrupt a scam in a group chat
- Worth noticing
- The page says three group-chat scenarios are open; its current mock demo uses preset dialogue rather than a large language model.
Field notes
The exercise frames intervention as a sequence of conversational choices rather than a quiz: the displayed goals include earning trust, prompting doubt, and leaving time for verification. Actions have different stated time costs, including 45 seconds to give a verification method and 90 seconds to call in outside help. The page says three scenarios are open, while its current demo uses preset dialogue and does not call a large language model.
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