The interior Ministry recalled the responsibility for the publication of false content in social networks for the sake of HYIP

Publishing false content in social networks for the sake of hype can lead to administrative and even criminal liability. This was stated by the head of the Department of information and public relations of the Ministry of internal Affairs Natalia Sakharchuk on the TV channel STV, reports sb.by.

Among many social networks, Threads has recently gained special popularity. Its most active users are people aged 30-40 years. Unfortunately, not everyone is aware of what thoughts should be kept to themselves, and what to express publicly. Threads publishes from personal questions to complaints and unsubstantiated allegations.

“If you have information about the commission of a crime or its preparation, or know about the violation, in particular traffic rules, have a video, please have a chatbot, police officers and telephone number 102. But no, unfortunately, people want to promote themselves. They forget the basic rule: you have to answer for all your words. We have repeatedly identified during monitoring such posts for which people were administratively responsible. I want to say that you can be brought to criminal responsibility. You need to think with your head what you post on any of the social networks. The consequences will not keep you waiting. The law is the same for everyone, said Natalia Sakharchuk.

She also noted that police officers work 24/7. The Internet space is also monitored around the clock.

“We are everywhere and we see what is written. If this is information that needs to be reacted to, the response is instantaneous, concluded the head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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