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About Phishing Academy: Scam Quiz

Phishing Academy turns scam-spotting into a game. Instead of reading one more dry security article you forget by lunch, you swipe through hundreds of realistic scam texts, phishing emails, and fraudulent DMs and decide — Safe or Scam? — then instantly see the exact red flags that give each one away. It is the fastest way to train the one skill that actually protects you: recognizing a scam the moment it lands in your inbox. Scammers keep getting better. Fake delivery texts, bank-alert smishing, OTP theft, prize and job offers, tech-support pop-ups, look-alike sender domains — the messages get more convincing every month, and a list of tips nobody remembers is no defense. Phishing Academy builds a reflex instead. Every round ends with a reveal panel that teaches the specific tells — the urgency hook, the mismatched link, the domain that is almost-but-not-quite right — so next time you do not guess, you know. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Play the core loop — a real message appears (SMS, email, WhatsApp, or DM, with sender, subject, and body) and you judge it Safe or Scam in seconds • Learn from every round — an instant reveal shows the precise red flags on scams and the why-it-is-legit tells on the safe ones, so you improve, not just score • Start free with the full Field Basics pack — 35 real-world messages across all four channels, the complete annotated experience, no strings attached • Go deeper with focused packs — Package & Delivery Scams, Bank & Money Threats, Prizes/Jobs & Tech Support, and Advanced Deception spear-phishing • Browse the Field Guide — a searchable library of annotated scam and legit messages you can revisit any time as a reference • Track your skill — best streak, best score per pack, and an all-time accuracy figure that climb the more you play • Practice discrimination, not paranoia — the decks mix genuine scams with genuinely legit messages, so you learn to tell them apart instead of flagging everything • Train across every channel — text-message smishing, email phishing, WhatsApp cons, and social-DM fraud, each rendered the way it really looks WHY PHISHING ACADEMY • A skill, not a lecture — you build recognition by doing, the way it actually sticks • 250+ hand-curated messages modeled on real scam patterns, each with concrete tells — not recycled filler • Channel-accurate rendering — an SMS looks like an SMS, an email shows its header, so the practice matches real life • Honest difficulty — from everyday basics to subtle spear-phishing that fools even careful people • Your progress is yours — streak, score, and accuracy are a personal skill record that gets more meaningful over time • Learn in about 20 seconds a round — bite-sized sessions that fit a coffee break, not a training seminar WHO IT IS FOR • Anyone who has watched scam headlines pile up and wants to know they would catch one • People who help less tech-savvy parents, grandparents, or kids stay safe online • Employees who sit through security-awareness training and want it to finally stick • Anyone who has ever hovered over a suspicious link and wished they were sure Phishing Academy is educational training built on realistic, curated examples — it sharpens your judgement. It is not a live scam scanner or an antivirus and it never reads your real messages; everything you practice on is authored teaching material designed to build recognition, not to monitor your device. Finish your first Basics pack and you will feel the difference on the very next suspicious text you get. Download Phishing Academy and turn scam-spotting into second nature. Terms of Use https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy https://coddykit.com/terms/privacy-policy

What’s new

Version 1.3.0 · Updated September 28, 2026

Ten new ways to practise spotting a scam: • Second look: a message you missed comes back days later in a new form, with the same warning sign. • Call Screening, Tap the Red Flags, Where Did It Turn?, Which Address Is Real?, Open It or Leave It?, Scan or Skip, and Protect Someone. • Check a screenshot: add a picture of a suspicious message and get notes on it in your language. • A short practice profile at the start sets the order of the packs and how each session ramps up. • Every scenario now appears in your language, while the links, numbers and spellings you are judging stay exactly as a scammer would send them. • New Pro options: a weekly plan and a one-time lifetime purchase. • Many smaller fixes.

App privacy

The developer, MEHMET CANKER (TR), reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Advertising Data

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Advertising Data

Used for: Third-Party Advertising

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Analytics, App Functionality

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