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Residents of Khakassia warned about false energy

In recent days, residents of different regions of Russia attacked pseudo-energy

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Residents of Khakassia warned about false energy

In recent days, residents of different regions of Russia were attacked by pseudo-energy. They write, offering to clarify the data or conduct recalculations, and then always ask to name the codes from the messages.

“Do not respond to such messages, do not transmit personal information or codes from SMS. Clicking on links is also dangerous, they may contain malware, the Republican Fund for Repair warned.

Employees of PJSC Rosseti and its subsidiaries do not create accounts or groups for recalculations in social networks or messengers. Any information about the activities of companies is published in official accounts. You can also ask clarifying questions by phone hotline or by single number around the clock.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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