Google India Head Named Co-Accused in 3 Cyber Fraud Cases
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Google India head booked in Hyderabad stock app fraud cases
Hyderabad: In an unusual move, the Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police have named the head of Google India, Preeti Lobana, as a co-accused in three cyber fraud cases after victims alleged they were duped through fraudulent stock market investment apps downloaded from the Google Play Store. The three complainants, who claimed to have lost between Rs 7 lakh and Rs 24 lakh, alleged they trusted the apps because they were available on Google’s official app…
Google has responded to cyber fraud cases. While these cases were registered regarding fake investment apps, the Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police has also named the head of Google India as a co-accused in 3 cases. In this context, Google clarified on Wednesday that it was alerted about this matter and immediately started a thorough investigation.
Hyderabad Police Book Google India Head in ₹48 Lakh Stock App Fraud Cases; Victims Say Play Store Built Trust
A major cybercrime investigation in Hyderabad has taken an unusual turn after Hyderabad Police book Google India head as a co-accused in three separate stock market investment fraud cases. The complainants alleged they collectively lost ₹48.37 lakh after downloading fraudulent investment apps from the Google Play Store, saying the apps' presence on Google's official marketplace made them appear trustworthy. The move is being viewed as one of the…
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