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How I built a scam-link checker on Jev

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Scam links are built to look normal: a parcel fee, a tax refund, a short link from a friend. You can't tell where a link goes by reading it. So I built Peekray, a free Chrome extension and phone page that shows where a link really goes before you click, with one answer: Safe, Check first or Scam. L…

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  1. 2026-10-16 22:02 · DEV Community — AI
    How I built a scam-link checker on Jev

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