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Clean Up Spam Lists with Grok Bot: A Two-Week Privacy Workflow

Input personal phone and address → use Grok Bot's Spam-Call Scrubber skill to search exposed sites, approve opt-out submissions, confirm results, and schedule monthly rechecks → output a site-status tracker and a green/yellow/red permissions contract

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Who
Everyday users who want fewer spam calls and less exposure on data-broker sites
You get
A site-status tracker + a monthly recheck schedule + a green/yellow/red permissions contract
You need
Grok Bot

Constraints

Requires a Grok Bot account with the Spam-Call Scrubber skill enabled. Operations involve real name, phone, and home address; use approval mode (APPROVE? [y/N]) throughout. Some sites may require email confirmation, ID upload, or may refuse outright (e.g., MyLife). donotcall.gov covers US legal telemarketing only, not scam or overseas databases. Cost: source claims $0; verify actual usage against your account.

What they did

Author dustADD wrote a privacy-cleanup workflow based on a Grok Bot Spam-Call Scrubber skill demo, combined with @0xjmori's agent-team guide. The core idea is turning 'search → submit opt-out → confirm email → periodic recheck' into a repeatable process, emphasizing approval mode and permission tiers.

How it went

Per the demo log cited by the author (author_report, not tested by this site), the user typed y three times to approve; 3 phone sites and 2 address sites found; Radaris needed only email, no ID; 5/6 removed, MyLife refused, retry next month.

Worth knowing

The '$0' claim is the source's pricing narrative; verify actual usage costs. Automation cannot magically erase all listings: site policies vary, some require mailed proof, others refuse outright. donotcall.gov addresses US legal telemarketing only, not scam or overseas databases. When real identity is involved, every confirmation email and refusal reason should be personally reviewed. Framework and principles credited to @0xjmori's article 'Grok Bot Agents: How to Build an AI Team You Can Actually Trust'.

Steps

  1. Enable the skill and run search only

    Enable the Spam-Call Scrubber skill in Grok Bot. Send only the first command to find all sites listing your phone number and home address. Review the returned site list and exposed fields without submitting anything.

  2. Approve opt-out submissions site by site

    Enable approval mode for the discovered sites. For each opt-out submission, require the bot to ask APPROVE? [y/N] and wait for your confirmation before proceeding. Start with sites that need only email confirmation and no ID documents.

  3. Handle confirmation emails and log status

    Check your inbox for opt-out confirmation emails and complete each site's confirmation steps. Log every site's status in a table: submitted / confirmed / refused / ID required.

  4. Schedule a monthly recheck on the 1st

    Turn the third command into a scheduled trigger: run recheck on the 1st of each month, reporting only new exposures, successful confirmations, persistent failures, and items needing your action.

  5. Audit permissions and automation boundaries

    Review against the green/yellow/red contract: green (open public opt-out page), yellow (fill and submit form), red (upload ID / pay / change password). Identify which steps could ask less and which must never be automated, then update the permissions table.

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Source

（中文）骚扰名单清理：两周隐私工作流（只搜→审批 opt-out→确认表→月复查） · dustADD · X · 2026-10-27T00:37:43.000Z

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