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Trust & About · 6 articles

Trust & About

These are the trust pages: who built GACS, why it exists, how the scanner works under the hood, the public-safety mission, and the free-forever guarantee. The pages crawlers and journalists check first.

Trust & About — Frequently Asked Questions

The questions readers ask most about trust & about. Each answer points back to the article in this category that covers it in depth.

What is GACS.app?

GACS.app — the Global Anti-Scam Coordination System — is a free, anonymous, independent public-safety utility that detects social-media impersonators, scam wallets, and fraudulent websites in about 30 seconds. No account, no payment, no data stored.

Read more: What is GACS.app?, Public-Safety Mission

Is GACS really free forever?

The core scanner, the public scam database, and the reporting flow are free forever for individuals. The Free Forever Guarantee page documents the commitment and how the project stays sustainable (creator-monitoring tiers and donations, not ads or data sales).

Read more: Free Forever Guarantee

How does GACS work under the hood?

A layered analysis pipeline reads account-age math, follower-velocity anomalies, impersonation similarity, on-chain history, domain WHOIS and SSL posture, blacklist matches, and learned fraud patterns. The How GACS Works page covers every signal.

Read more: How GACS Works

Who built GACS and why?

An independent engineer after a family member was scammed for $40,000 on X by an impersonator account that any 30-second check would have flagged. Full origin story on the Built by an X Developer page.

Read more: Built by an X Developer

Does GACS store my data?

No. Scans are anonymous, nothing is tied to an account by default, and the privacy page documents exactly what is and isn't logged.

Read more: Frequently Asked Questions

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