28/10/2024
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28/10/2024
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KUWAIT CITY,, Oct 29: Yousef Kazem, the official spokesperson for the unified government application for electronic services, Sahel, has urged Kuwaitis and expats to be cautious of unauthorized links falsely claiming to represent Sahel app, warning that these links are often used for phishing and fraud.
In a statement to KUNA, Kazem emphasized the importance of avoiding interaction with suspicious websites and links impersonating the Sahel application. He noted that such links have been circulating on certain websites and social media platforms, underscoring the need for users to verify information through official sources. Kazem clarified that the Sahel application is only accessible via app stores for smartphones and is not available through any external links or websites. He also highlighted the importance of using only the app’s official channels for safe and secure communication.
