Archive · 30 Jun 2025
PIB Warns Public of Fake Free Laptop Scam
Some messages are going around saying the government is giving away free laptops!
But, it's not true.
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) said it's a fake message and the links are bad.
It's like someone trying to trick you.
Always check to make sure the information is from a real, official source, like a government website.
If you see something that sounds too good to be true, be careful.
Clicking on those links could let people steal your information or money.
So, don't click on suspicious links!
A viral message claimed the government was distributing free laptops.
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) debunked the claim as false.
The PIB issued a statement on X, warning against the fraudulent link.
The public is advised to verify information from official sources.
The importance of avoiding suspicious links to prevent fraud was emphasized.
- Who
- The Press Information Bureau (PIB) and the public.
- What
- A false message claiming the government is distributing free laptops.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Online, spread via WhatsApp and social media (X)
- Why
- To alert the public about a fraudulent message and prevent potential scams.
- Source of Information
- Press Information Bureau (PIB)
- Platform of Debunking
- X (formerly Twitter)
- Message Type
- Fraudulent, fake news
- Target
- The general public
- Action Recommended
- Verify information from official sources and avoid suspicious links