Gmork Scam Guard settingsGmork Scam Guard settingsIf you started a trial or bought a Gmork Scam Guard plan on gmork.com, paste the license key from the checkout page here.
Gmork's built-in rules always run first and work without AI. If you turn this on, Gmork also sends only the email you have open, with personal details removed, to the AI service below to judge urgency, secrecy, money requests and claimed family identity. Ask Gmork questions go there too.
When you open an email in Gmail or Outlook on the web, Gmork sends gmork.com the sender's domain name (for example, example.com) to check whether that website exists, forwards to a different site, or was registered recently. Only the domain is sent: never the email, its subject or text, its links, your address or the sender's name. It isn't sent for free email addresses (like gmail.com), well-known companies, sites on Gmork's verified list or senders you marked as trusted. Results are kept on this computer for 24 hours. With this off, Gmork sends no domains and skips these checks.
Once a day, Gmork tells gmork.com how many warnings it showed (by level and type) and how often you tapped Helpful or Annoying or changed what you were doing, with the Gmork version, language and plan. Never websites, senders, messages or anything you type. This helps us see which warnings work.
Gmork can say red warnings out loud in the language you chose, using your computer's voice. Every warning card also has a Read aloud button. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Your office's IT contact may get a short email when Gmork shows a red warning on this computer, or when someone continues past a warning or agrees it was risky. The email says only the kind of warning, this computer's name and the time. Never the email, its sender, the web address or anything on the page.
The Workplace owner adds IT contacts and names computers in the Scam Guard dashboard on gmork.com. This works the same with HIPAA-safe mode on.
A helper you trust (a son, daughter or friend) gets a short email when Gmork shows a red warning here or when you tell Gmork that money was sent, a password was typed or someone connected to your computer.
Family alerts are part of the Family plan and founding memberships.
For a helper setting Gmork up for someone else. While strict mode is on, red warnings can't be clicked away and settings can't be changed or protection paused without the PIN.
Strict mode is on.
If a helper is set up for family alerts, Gmork can email them a link to approve a reset. Otherwise remove Gmork Scam Guard from chrome://extensions and install it again (your settings and warning history are lost).
Gmork does nothing at all on these sites: no checks, no badge. Subdomains are included. The toolbar shows "Not monitoring" there.
Gmork doesn't show the orange "Check the address before you type a password" and "Check before you pay" cards on these exact addresses. Red warnings (look-alike addresses, known phishing, gift card demands) still show.
Only warnings are kept: when, how serious, the type, a short reason, the site's domain when it matters, and your response or rating. No messages, page text, full addresses, amounts or passwords.
Open warning historyPersonal is for home use, with larger text and shorter warning cards. Workplace keeps the fuller detail for desks that see many messages a day (a clinic front desk, a small office), and needs a Workplace key to run.
Emails and chats: Gmail and Outlook on the web (including Spam and Junk Email), Messenger, WhatsApp Web and Google Voice. Gmork checks each email or chat you open. Everywhere else: links, sign-in and payment pages, and fake-support pages. Holding a sign-in only works on pages where Gmork's script runs, and not in other apps or browsers.