Pi Block vs AuthentiKate

Pi Block An open-source application to manage Pi-Hole server Features * Disable Pi-Hole DNS blocking indefinitely and for specific time periods * Overview of Pi-Hole query summary, session, system, versions, dns server, dhcp server information * Bar graphs for Total Queries, Client Activity * Pie charts for Query Types, Upstreams, DNS cache * Statistics on Domains and clients * Browse and search Query Log * Manage domains, lists, groups, clients * Pi-Hole diagnostic messages * Pi-Hole configuration as JSON * Pi-Hole logs like Dnsmasq, FTL and http web server * Actions like Update Gravity * Network devices and interfaces * Teleporter * Responsive design * Automatically refresh key features data Known Issues * Flickering when scrolling from bottom to top in stats page * Stats - In top clients section, if client has no name it is dispaying as empty * Dashboard - In versions section new versions links might not work * Logs out when app goes to background for some time * Dashboard - Stats, in light mode icon right corner is not rounded off More information on https://piblock.opensquares.in Having Issues? Please file bug reports or requests for help over on Github: https://github.com/aaryanvangari/pi-block/issues/ Legal License: https://github.com/aaryanvangari/pi-block/blob/master/LICENSE.txt Privacy Policy: https://github.com/aaryanvangari/pi-block/blob/master/PRIVACY_POLICY.md

Someone reached out to you claiming to be a celebrity, an athlete, a public figure, or someone known to the public. Before you reply, before you do anything they ask: why not check if it's really them? That is what AuthentiKate is for. Impersonation scams are not new, and they are not slowing down. Someone uses a famous person's name, photo, and reputation to earn your trust — then they use that trust to cause harm. They ask for money, personal information, or access to things you would never give a stranger. The harm is real. We built AuthentiKate because there was no simple, reliable way for an ordinary person to know for certain who they were talking to. Now there is. HOW IT WORKS Search the name of the person who contacted you. Select the channel — social media, phone, email — and then ask that person to send you a verification code. Every verified figure on AuthentiKate has been identity-confirmed before their account is activated. When they need to prove their identity, they open the AuthentiKate Verified companion app and generate a 6-digit code. It can only come from their verified device. You enter it here. If it passes, it is them. There is no other way to get a passing code. Nothing to screenshot, nothing to reuse, nothing a scammer can replicate. If the code passes, you see the person's verified title and their public profile links, the information they chose to share with the world. That is the first time any of that information appears. Before a valid code, you see their name and nothing else. If the code does not pass, you get one clear result: we could not verify this person or contact. ACCESS TO USE (with no hidden agenda) AuthentiKate is open to everyone. No account. No sign-up. No tracking. We do not collect your personal information, store your searches, or sell your data. Your verification history stays on your device and goes nowhere else. WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT FROM A VERIFIED BADGE A verified badge on a social platform tells you that platform approved that account at some point. It does not tell you who is sitting behind the screen right now, in this conversation, today. AuthentiKate uses a live code that can only be generated by the real, verified person at the moment you ask for it. A badge can be bought and copied onto a lookalike account. An on-demand verification cannot. OTHER THINGS TO KNOW If the person you are trying to verify is not yet in our directory, you can recommend we reach out to them. We are grateful for every recommendation and will do our best to bring them aboard! If something feels off or strange about a conversation even before you check, trust your instincts. AuthentiKate can help confirm if a public figure is who they say they are, but your own judgment is also a powerful tool. If you can't verify someone and believe you have encountered an impostor, report them directly in the app. We do our best to share these alerts with the public figures themselves.