new Delhi. State Bank of India, the country’s largest state-run bank, has advised its bank account holders to use social media carefully. The bank has cautioned its customers by tweeting and has advised them to use social media cautiously. The bank appealed to its account holders not to believe any rumors, misinformation and fake messages on social media, nor to share their information by relying on such fake messages.
SBI has shared this information by tweeting, according to which people lose their deposits by getting caught in the affair of fake news shared on social media. Fraud fraudsters become fake bank officials and trap people in their web and then defraud them. Sometimes in the name of KYC and sometimes in the name of scheme, fraudsters can trick your entire bank account by tricking people into a trap.
SBI has tweeted and appealed to its customers to protect themselves from fraudulent calls or messages. From time to time, the bank has been telling people through social media how to avoid such frauds. Never share any information related to your bank account to avoid any such fraud. Never share OTP with anyone. Remote access applications should be avoided at any time. Unknown people should not share their Aadhaar copy, ID password etc.
SBI customers are requested to be alert on Social Media and not fall for any misleading and fake messages.#CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/KBMiWbMlxa
— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) January 25, 2021
