FIA Warns of Legal Action Against Fake Social Media Pages
In practice, the Federal Investigation Agency's (FIA) Islamabad Zone has cautioned of legal action against residents who create fake social media pages or accounts using its name, identity, or logo to mislead citizens.
In practice, the Federal Investigation Agency's (FIA) Islamabad Zone has cautioned of legal action against residents who create fake social media pages or accounts using its name, identity, or logo to mislead citizens.
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- The zone remarked residents who create such accounts, spread false information, or mislead the public under the FIA's identity would face action under the law.
- The agency pressed citizens to rely on official sources for press releases, announcements, and verified updates.
- It additionally called on citizens to report suspicious or fake pages to the relevant authorities and avoid circulating information they have not verified.
According to a report, an official remarked that some individuals allegedly employed the FIA Islamabad Zone's name and identity without permission to run fake social media pages and accounts.
Meanwhile, the zone remarked residents who create such accounts, spread false information, or mislead the public under the FIA's identity would face action under the law. Its warning covers both fake pages and individual accounts presenting themselves as official sources. FIA to Support Recover Rs. 49 Million After 16 Years.
Notably, the agency pressed citizens to rely on official sources for press releases, announcements, and verified updates. It additionally cautioned users not to treat unofficial accounts as authentic simply since they apply the FIA Islamabad Zone's name.
It additionally called on citizens to report suspicious or fake pages to the relevant authorities and avoid circulating information they have not verified. The report did not identify the accounts involved or specify which legal provisions authorities would employ. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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