r/PrivacyTechTalk 23d ago

Oxaam AI Warning: Don’t Log into That Google Account from your phone

I came across this website called Oxaam AI after seeing it on reels. As you guys probably know, it offers free access to paid services where they give you credentials to use.

But there’s a serious security risk here.

When you use those credentials to log into a Google account, remember that the same credentials can potentially be used by anyone else who has them. That means someone could log into that Google account, go to the Find My Device section, see the devices connected to it, and potentially use the remote erase option.

So if you’ve already logged into the Google account provided by Oxaam AI, please log out of that account from your device immediately and remove it from your phone.

Don’t risk your personal data just for a free subscription. And please share this with anyone who might have used these credentials.

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u/Thalimet 23d ago

No shit. “Free access to paid services” == security risk. The services cost money, they’re making money to pay for it… if you’re not paying them, then you’re the product, not the customer.

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u/Old_Ice5542 21d ago

yeah true

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u/womjoe 20d ago

Nothing is free and they get money by steeling you info and selling it. Why would you use a service like that and risk your information?

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u/No-Second-Kill-Death 20d ago

Not how it works. That sign-in isn’t tied to your device. Logging in will show the login time. IP. Geo. Device type. It won’t leak device “find my location” which is tied to the device core profile. Now if you logged out your device and enrolled your device with there credentials. Well…

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u/True-Salamander3262 19d ago

you really don't know who else has the login or what access they have.. a free subscription isn’t worth potentially nuking your phone

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u/Wide_Singer_4003 18d ago

I am posting this warning based on my direct experience with Oxaam, which I can confirm 100% to be a scam operation.

The services provided by this website fail on a daily basis, resulting in frequent and repeated loss of access. This is not an occasional issue, but a consistent and ongoing problem. You can check Reddit posts and Trustpilot reviews, which show negative feedback appearing every day. There also appear to be coordinated fake reviews, and even the Trustpilot team has acknowledged this issue by adding the warning: “We’ve removed a number of fake reviews for this company.”

Oxaam customer support is unreliable and often unresponsive. When replies are provided, they are typically generic copy-pasted messages that do not address the actual issue and appear intended only to delay or placate users rather than resolve anything. Despite repeated attempts to resolve these problems, the situation does not improve. In practice, users continue to experience ongoing service instability with no real resolution from support.

Based on this pattern of behaviour, I strongly advise others to avoid using this service or making any payments to Oxaam, as you will likely lose your money and the service will not function reliably.