What does the amber "This site looks unusual" screen mean?
It means Scam SafeGuard found something about this website that doesn't look quite right, but it isn't sure the site is dangerous — so it's asking you to pause and check before going ahead.
- Read the short plain-English line under the heading — it tells you the main reason this site was flagged (for example, the website is very new, or its name looks similar to a shop you know).
- If you want more detail, tap "Why we flagged this" to see the full list of reasons.
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You'll see three choices:
- "Go back to safety" — the safest option. This takes you away from the site.
- "Continue just this once" — lets you visit the site this one time. Scam SafeGuard will still check it again next time you visit.
- "I trust this site — don't ask me again" — tells Scam SafeGuard never to check this particular site again. Only shown if your protection isn't set to Maximum Protection, and if a caregiver hasn't turned on the Lock on this device — either one on its own hides it.
- If you're not sure, the safest choice is always "Go back to safety."
An amber screen is not a red screen — it's a caution, not a confirmed danger. See "What the red 'This site is dangerous' screen means" for the more serious warning.
Did this fix it?
- Yes, that answers my question.
- I still need a hand — contact support and tell us what the screen said.