Attention Have you already received the message of 3 months of free recharge, your account will become empty, know the difference between the real and the fake.

Technical News Office – Nowadays, a message is becoming more and more viral on social media platforms Facebook, WhatsApp and many others. In this post it is claimed to provide free recharge. It is written in the message that under the Prime Minister’s free recharge program, the government is giving you the opportunity to use your mobile without paying for 3 months. If you have also received this message, then it is very important for you to read this news today.

This is the whole truth about the message related to free recharge
The truth behind the post that has gone viral is that the government is not offering any such scheme in which there is talk of free recharge. This viral claim is completely false. This information was shared by PIB Fact Check. PIB wrote in its tweet: “This message which has gone viral in the name of the government is a completely false message. So you have to be careful. The link given with this message is related to phishing. As soon as you click on this link, you will go to a fake website where your details will be taken and you will be defrauded.

Here’s how you can complain about fake messages
If you want to complain about a fake message, you can complain via WhatsApp by sending a message to +91879971159. Apart from this, you can also complain on [email protected].

Here’s how to identify fake messages
It is important to identify fake messages. If a message offers money or a gift, understand that it is a fake message. In the fake message, you receive a link by clicking on the money that can be stolen from your account. It is important to pay attention to the language of the message. If the message comes from a company, it must not contain any language errors.