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●iMessageDDo Not CallFFTCTextsCalls
1Connects to iMessage
2Organizes unwanted texts and calls
3You approve
What It Does
Organizes unwanted texts and calls, checks your calling registration, and reports incidents to the FTC after permission to begin. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Mac and iMessage users who want help logging and reporting spam.
What You Ask It
“Check whether I am registered for Do Not Call”
“Find my spam texts and log them”
What You Get Back
You get a registration check, spam and scam records in your chosen database, and FTC reports capped at ten daily.
What It Connects To
iMessage
Do Not Call
FTC
What It Won’t Do
It asks you before making connections or beginning the work.
●D① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
Free template · creator-made, not Swarm School · check its permissions before adding
Safety and permissionsAccess, approvals and your responsibility
Made and shared by a Grok Bot user, not by Swarm School. Read what it does, then check every permission it asks for.
Not made by Swarm School or xAI. We can’t make any guarantees about it. You’re responsible for its actions. Review permissions; never run unchecked. Read the bot-use terms and how to add a bot safely.
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