FiltreAI

FiltreAI

On-Device SMS Protection

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Released
August 14, 2026
Updated
October 1, 2026
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FiltreAI helps you classify junk, promotional, transactional, and suspicious SMS from unknown senders directly on your device. Why FiltreAI? • Automatic on-device classification with the iOS Message Filter extension • Sender, content, regular-expression, and known suspicious-domain rules • Junk, transaction, and promotion categories • An on-device allowlist for senders you trust • Smart Analysis to assess a message before you act • A Test Simulator for previewing a sample classification without sending an SMS • A Messages reporting panel that can create a local sender rule for future messages • A built-in protection pack that works without internet access Privacy comes first Filtering and Smart Analysis run on your device. The FiltreAI developer does not collect messages, senders, contacts, device identifiers, or usage data from this app. There is no account, advertising, analytics SDK, remote diagnostics, or server notification service. The threat list is included in the app and updated through new App Store versions. How it works Enable FiltreAI in the Message Filtering section of iOS Settings. When iOS offers an eligible message from an unknown sender to the extension, FiltreAI evaluates the built-in protection pack, your rules, and your allowlist on the device. Messages that do not match are left allowed. FiltreAI is a supporting security tool. It does not delete messages and cannot guarantee error-free results. Verify the sender before opening a suspicious link or sharing personal information.
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What's New in FiltreAI

1.2.6

October 1, 2026

FiltreAI 1.2.6 — stronger betting filter, plus an explanation on iPhone: • Betting messages using the "wagering-free bonus" phrasing are now caught. The phrase is betting jargon; a user reported one and we measured it: the message reached the inbox without matching a single warning signal. • The same rule now also recognises the spelling without Turkish diacritics, which is how these messages are commonly written and which previously fell outside the rule. • One more link shortener was added to the recognised list. • On iPhone, the Home screen now explains why the counters and Recent Activity stay empty: for privacy, Apple does not report the filter's decisions back to FiltreAI. Filtering continues; an empty list is not a fault. Legitimate messages are unaffected: bank bonus notices and campaign texts keep coming through exactly as before. Filtering keeps running on your device: no account, no internet connection, no data collection.

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